Brand directory/Shuya garmons
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Shuya garmons serial numbers.

Shuya built the row garmons at the heart of Russian folk music. Serial numbers are not a date key; the reliable marks are the internal ОТК stamp (for example #46874 stamped 1982) and the instrument’s construction features.

The garmon of the Russian village.
Find the ОТК stamp inside.
In this archive
No public records — dated by features
Result format
Year or estimated range
Additional details
Factory & series, when known
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Understanding your result
01 / Date

A year, or a range.

The record makes room for uncertainty when a precise year is unavailable.

02 / Context

A place in history.

Factory and production era appear alongside the date when supported by a source.

03 / Evidence

A traceable answer.

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Serial number coverage

No public records — dated by features.

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Dating by features

No serial records survive for Shuya garmons — these observations place an instrument by what is on it. Each is sourced.

Community-reported markers (2 — unverified)
Numbering
does not determine the year of manufacture · factory number stamped on the instrument
Production stamp
1982 (one reported example) · OTK stamp with the year inside the body (package scope cites the example no. 46874 -> 1982)
Recorded from community sources without a primary document — leads, not facts.
Frequently asked
Does this archive date Shuya garmons instruments?

Shuya garmon serials do not encode the year — the internal ОТК stamp does (when present). Feature dating covers the rest.

Where is the serial number on a Shuya garmons instrument?

The exact spot varies by era and instrument type — the serial number guide walks through the common locations.

What if my Shuya garmons serial number is not found?

Recheck the characters exactly as marked, including any letters and leading zeros. Letter-prefixed numbers often belong to student or non-domestic lines that cannot be dated from the number. Some production periods may simply not be covered yet.