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Emerson Flutes are an affordable and quality line of flutes made in the U.S.A. and historically the first factory-produced flute to use the William Bennett scale. Designed with exquisite care and painstakingly crafted with the finest materials, the Emerson brand has long been considered one of the best in its price range. Conceived by artisans, flutists and educators these flutes are designed to suit the musical demands of those seeking reliability, beauty of tone, and exact intonation.
Conn/Selmer has a web page with dating for a number of their affiliate instruments, though it doesn't look to be complete. Serial Numbers If it was lumped in with the Conn 'Reed Mouthpiece' Instruments (as opposed to cup mouthpiece, which I'd think of as more 'brass', then it'd look to be 1899. The Artley Flute list starts with a serial # of 10000 in 1952. There appear to be other people out there having difficulty using their charts, and the Customer service page on the website is mum about contacting them directly, and suggests calling a nearby dealer. The dealer page is at Dealer Locator Conn Selmer Inc
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My best advice: take some nice photos of your flute, marks, brands, serial etc. ant take it to a music instrument store where probably some musical guru will tell you this information. Largest Online Marketplace in India
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