How can I tell what model of flute I have? I've got an Emerson and a Yamaha and I want to sell one, but I have no idea where each one fits in the scale between student and professional models. I see serial numbers, but don't know how to find or interpret any other clues.

Aria made in japan serial numbers. To identify the manufacture date of an Aria guitar, first locate the serial number, which is likely located on the back of the neck on an electric or in the body of an acoustic guitar. If a serial number is not present, the guitar was likely manufactured prior to the mid-1970s.

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