He immediately opened his own shop with every intention of manufacturing quality flutes in direct competition with his father, and he managed to get some impressive testimonials from professional musicians of the day. Haynes workforce.) Young William did not disparage his father's profession, nor did he object to capitalizing on the old man's reputation as a premier flutemaker. (By the way, 1913 is also the year Verne Q. Not all that unusual for a 23 year old, especially since his father seems to have left his wife of 40 years and married Lola, his attractive 25 year old shop secretary. Haynes articles at American Flute Guild Official history. Haynes (1864–1939) was the founder of the William S. One of the following silver flutes by Haynes. Nameboard is the serial number, 1517, and a signature that might be. 00 per year) should be directed to the AMIS.
After working for some years in his father's shop, young William was discharged in 1913 and became estranged from his father. Haynes, apparently much to the chagrin of both. William Winthrop Haynes (1890-1960) was the son of noted Boston flutemaker William S. I'll put down a little of what I think I know, and then wait for the experts to correct me. Where to start with this bit of flute history?Ī few facts and a bit of scuttlebutt should get the ball adjusters rolling. Serial # 365 Boston 1920 solid silver, drawn, strapless, C footjoint sl 603mm 459g. William Winthrop Haynes The Haynes Flute Co., Incorp. William Winthrop Haynes Flute 'Strapless' mechanism with posts soldered directly to flute body.
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