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- Stolen Brannen-Cooper flute
A Brannen-Cooper Flute was stolen on 10th June 2008 from Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
It is a solid silver open holed flute with a C# trill key and only a C foot joint. Serial no: 4446
- Contra Bassoon: Manchester
Gustav Mollenhauer contra bassoon serial number 668 last seen February 7 1998, Moss Side, Manchester.
- Altus PSD Flute: London
Altus PSD Flute with solid Arista head joint; serial number 6676. Last seen Oct 30 2007 12:00am, London.
- Soulsby bassoon lost on train: Cardiff to Swansea
A rare handmade bassoon by Jeremy Soulsby of Hereford was left on a train between Cardiff and Swansea on October 17th 2007
Bassoon has a missing B flat "trill" key and some scratches on the bell.
Serial no 65 is hidden under the cap at the end of the instrument.
The instrument was in a Wiseman bassoon gig bag of black leather. The bag has a bright yellow sticker from the Musicians Union. One of the four plastic feet on the case has broken off.
- Flute and piccolo lost on Thameslink train
The case containing a flute and a piccolo instruments was left on the Thameslink train London to Bedford on 10.7.02 at 22.31
A flute by Arista has been lost on a Thameslink train travelling from London to Bedford.
The Arista model is O/H E Mec, serial no.: 430 and it was manufactured in 2001.
It was in a double black case with black cloth covering containing flute. Also in the case was a Yamaha piccolo YPC62 #46850 with Wunderlich headjoint.
- Bassoon, left on train: Charring Cross
The bassoon was manufactured by Schreiber.
It has a missing cork on the left hand e flat key and also bits of green felt on it and several dents.
It was in a Wiseman cylindrical case. The music pouch of the case contains photocopies of orchestral excerots and Academy music. It also contained 4 crooks and 6 reeds.
The instrument was left on the 23.22 Connex SE train from Charing Cross to Hayes on 22nd February 2002.
- Gold flute stolen: Glasgow
This flute is made of 9ct gold with an E mechanism and B footjoint. The concert flute head joint is made of 14ct gold.
It was made by the Flutemakers Guild in 1982 the serial number is FMG 512.
On 23rd June 2004 it was stolen from an office at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
It did not have a case.
- Burglary: Welwyn Garden City
Poice are appealing for information and witnesses following a burglary in Welwyn Garden City on Wednesday, July 9.
The incident occurred between 1am and 10am when an offender entered a property in Carve Ley through an insecure rear UPVC sliding door and stole property within.
Property stolen includes:
