Help Identifying Vintage KEF Speakers

Goggle KEF speaker museum. KEF has a great resource for thier past conceptions. 

Thanks.I should have said I've been through their archive, but they only show the fronts and sometimes inside of their speakers.

Hello sidneyr.  Is the dealer you bought them from still in business? They may have a detailed reord of the sale. Other long term KEF dealers may be able to help. The insurance company may not need more than the spproximate $$ you bought them for. They are just going to depreciate that figure anyway. Good Luck!

You should be able to narrow it down quickly if you ever pulled the grills off.  KEF drivers are specified by type & approximate diameter in mm (25.4mm/inch).  A B200 is an 8" bass driver, a B110 a bit over 4".  This also works for the T27 1" tweeter and the T15 1/2" tweeter.  The oddball B139 is the legendary oval 13" x 9" woofer; the BD139 is the passive radiator version.

If not, try to remember the rough box dimensions.  A speaker using a 4" woofer will be noticeably smaller than the one with an 8" woofer & 13"x9" drone.  If you can narrow it down to 2 or 3 options, I'd assume you had the most expensive ones.

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If you have replacement value insurance you should claim around $1200.00.  The KEFs you had were probably $300.00 or so then, and in today’s market, a pair of Focal Vestia 1s or similar would be comparable. 

@boomerbillone - Thanks. these were a gift and not even new to the person who gave them to me, so no idea where they came from.

@petaluman - I never took the grilles off, though I think I may have tried to once, but as they seemed to be fairly stuck, didn't go any further for fear of damaging them. I've seen other people mention KEF speaker grilles are difficult to remove. As for their size, I must admit, that hadn't occured to me. I'll give it a go.

@falconquest - Thank you for your concern and good wishes, it's much appreciated from a stranger.

@crustycoot - Thanks for the advice

I'm a big fan of KEF, so please let me clarify that these were just rough designations - B110, T27, etc.  They also assigned SP numbers to all the variations, and often had multiple versions in production simultaneously.