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Horn Makers & Retailers
I have assembled a guide to the historical manufacturers & retailers of hunting horns as a reference for dating quality antique horns. Any additional information would be gratefully recieved. I hope that these pages will make a useful resource and I will add to them as often as I can.
Keith, Prowse & CoKeith, Prowse & Co
Keith, Prowse and Co operated from 48, Cheapside , London in the late 1890s
G.B.ButlerG.B.Butler
George Butler started up in Dublin in 1826, then opened a London branch in 1858.Marked "Butler Haymarket London and Dublin".The Haymarket address puts it between 1865 and 1898.
Boosey & CoBoosey & Co
In the 1850 Boosey & Co started making brass and wind instruments and merged with Hawkes & Son in 1930
Henry DistinHenry Distin
Boosey & Co bought out Henry Distin of 31 Cranbourne St , Leicester Square in 1868 so any Boosey horns bearing the Distin trademark would be later than that date
Boosey & Hawkes LtdBoosey & Hawkes Ltd
Boosey & Co merged with Hawkes & Son in 1930 so horns made after this date were stamped Boosey & Hawkes
Swaine & CoSwaine & Co
James Swaine started in business in 1798 and moved to 185 Piccadilly in 1835 .Swaine & Co dates horns to before 1845 when James took his nephew into the business and the company became Swaine & Adeney.
SWAINE & ADENEY SWAINE & ADENEY
SWAINE & ADENEY 185 PICCADILLY LONDON PROPRIETORS OF KOHLER & SON MADE IN ENGLAND. Horns made after 1851 usually bear the exhibition medals from that year. Swaine & Adeney merged with Brigg's in 1943.
Kohler & SonsKohler & Sons
Kohler & Sons 12 Gt Chapel Sreet. Westminster (From Covent Garden) London .The mouth piece is marked K & S. Kohler horns carried various addresses over the years which helps to date their horns quite accurately , click here for further information Kohler & Sons
Henry Keat & SonsHenry Keat & Sons
Henry Keat have made horns for all the leading saddlers including - Merry , Whippy , Wilkinson & Kidd , Cornish & Rogers as well as Army Navy Stores and Potters of London .

When Swaine & Adeney took over the business of Kohler & Sons in 1907 Keat & Sons made all their Hunting Horns till 1984.
Army & NavyArmy & Navy
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