Regent cornets were produced by the Ohio Band Instrument Company (located in the same building as F.A. Reynolds Co.), which was focused on sales to student instrument dealers.
1936-1950
| Model | Size | Description | Example |
| 1201 | Bore: TBD Bell: TBD |
The Regent Cornet in B♭/A | Body: “X” style bracing on main tuning slide | Valves: TBD | Materials: TBD | Finish: polished brass with gold lacquer; silverplate with gold bell |  |
| TBD | Bore: TBD Bell: TBD |
The Regent Cornet | Body: Double slanted bracing on main tuning slide | Valves: TBD | Materials: TBD | Finish: TBD | ![Model TBD [SN 5128]. Source: eBay.](https://contemporacorner.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/regent_005128.jpg "Model TBD [SN 5128]. Source: eBay.") |
| TBD | Bore: TBD Bell: TBD |
The Regent Cornet | Body: Single slanted bracing on main tuning slide | Valves: TBD | Materials: TBD | Finish: TBD | ![Model TBD [SN 13924]. Source: eBay.](https://contemporacorner.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/regent_013924.jpg "Model TBD [SN 13924]. Source: eBay.") |
| TBD | Bore: TBD Bell: TBD |
The Regent “Soloist” Cornet | Shepherd’s crook design, same as Roth cornet | Body: brass | Valves: TBD | Materials: TBD | Finish: TBD | ![Model TBD [SN 27981]. Source: eBay.](https://contemporacorner.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/regent_027981_soloist.jpg "Model TBD [SN 27981]. Source: eBay.") |
Notes and Quotes
193x catalog:
An instrument with the true cornet quality of tone, exceptionally easy blowing, an abundance of volume, and a well balanced scale in both the high and low registers. Sturdily constructed of the best quality seamless tubing, insuring many years of satisfactory service. Comfortable grip, lightweight rapid action valves; the greatest value ever offered in a cornet at this price.