#Olds cornet valve cap plus

This is a great horn, and the raw finish looks great with the brass and nickel silver trim! I have several 'The Olds' models,I also have a parts horn from that era that may have a cap for you, be aware that most of these very old ones were well loved/played and caps are worn, sometimes the Knurling is gone on one side and intact on the other,they were numbered for valves so they rested in same position for 70 plus years of twisting and turning so the fingers rubbing on them over the.

WHATS IN THIS KIT OLDS AMBASSADOR CORNET REBUILD This Kit includes all the working parts you need to rebuild, refurbish your OLDS horn. It doesn't look like there's any redrot in the leadpipe or tuning slide. OLDS AMBASSADOR Cornet Rebuild Kit - Tune-Up Kit Help your horn play like new again with replacing the working, worn out parts. This is actually a good sign as it means the horn was not over buffed during restoration. Rehearsal commence immediately after New Year, on Gilbert Vinters, SPECTRUM, for the Midlands 1st Section Area Contest. There are some tool marks on the third valve top cap and around the bottoms of the valve casings, as well as some small nicks and pitting is several spots around the horn. December 26 GLOSSOP OLD BAND, 1st Section Midlands Area, are looking to recruit a Solo Trombone Player, with immediate effect. There has been some dent work done on the second valve slide, and there may have been some work done on the bell. The first valve slide saddle is fixed, not adjustable, and the third valve ring has been moved to the bottom leg. The most noticeable cosmetic difference between these two trumpets was obviously a change in design seen in the valve caps and buttons. Olds & Son' hand engraved on the second valve casings as seen on the earlier of these. Here's a cool 1966 Olds Super in raw brass! This horn has had some restoration work done, including a valve rebuild (compression measures better than with most new horns) and Saturn water keys on the tuning slide and third valve slide (probably replacing those slide crooks as well). Interestingly, the earliest Olds trumpets tend to have 'F.E.