The Ambassador case exterior is worn on the edges and a missing latch, and the interior is worn, but it protects the instrument well. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.So this is a vintage Conn Cornet Director 17A, made in 1963, with a Coprion Bell, the body being brass and laquered.I have tried to picture this in the pictures so you can judge.
Vintage Conn Director Shooting Star Cornet 1963 Coprion Bell. The cornet finish has heavy wear and tarnish, and there are cosmetic dings on the bell and stem. Vintage Conn Director Shooting Star Cornet 1963 Coprion Bell:249.00. The three valves depress and rebound properly. The cornet is in good playing condition and fair physical condition. I think it is an Olds mouthpiece, but the stamped info is worn. The body of the cornet (2013.46.29.1.1a) is brass with a straight bell and three (3). “ Olds Ambassador Cornet, with an old case and mouthpiece. A brass cornet made by Olds Ambassador and owned by Maxine Sullivan. See all condition definitions - opens in a new window or tab
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See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. The Brilliant Bell of the 1948/49 Studio line (trumpet, cornet, trombone) points to either collaboration or competition with Reynolds former company in. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. VIDEO: Dr.An item that has been used previously. The intonation is marvelous and the sound is deep and rich. This horn plays amazingly well, with excellent valve compression. Shires factory! I’m told he played “Carnival of Venice” with variations, and (obviously) didn’t miss a note! Above link also has a picture of the Olds Ivory Rim Mouthpiece Amazing two-bell Olds cornet Thanks to Tom Meacham for these pics F. This 1964 tri-colored 'Olds Special' cornet is an example of the exceptional quality of the musical instruments that came out of the Olds factory during the Zig Kanstul era. Overall, I think this was my best effot yet, and was excited to learn that Doc Severinsen himself tried it out while it was on loan to a friend at the S.E. Mark Metzler did the beautiful new lacquer (). Robb achieved this, so I tried “folding” the first slide forward to take a little more off the length as seen in the third set of photos. A goal was to shoot for a very short overall length less than 8.5 inches.
The second group of shots show the donor horn, the early steps of reconstruction, and the bell being bent into main and branch sections by Robb Steward, then taped to the body. The 'Germany' bell mark is the kind K&H used in the 1990s, though this model had existed for many years. I left it as a trumpet, however, I machined an adapter to allow the use of preferred cornet mouthpiece. Had I used the trumpet bell, the engraving would have ended up alongside the second valve. The general design of the mouthpipe is similar to the Calicchio pocket, causing me to dub this project the “Calicchiolds.” While the original bell was good enough to use, I had a “new old stock” Recording cornet bell, which had the beautiful engraving closer to the rim. The Brilliant Bell of the 1948/49 Studio line (trumpet, cornet, trombone) points to. Originally on the third slide, I decided to move it to the mouthpipe, between the tuning slide and the third valve casing, so any valve combination could be lowered. Frank Ellsworth (F.E.) Olds was born in Medina, New York in 1861. One of the goals was to retain the characteristic spring-trigger slide. I started with a fairly banged-up 1960s example. The name Silver Flare appears in an early-1950s Roth-Reynolds catalog later catalogs simply refer to a Nickel Silver bell option. I felt that I was able to create one of the more unique wraps of all my pocket conversions. The Reynolds Emperor trumpet, cornet and trombone were introduced c.1950 and adopted the deluxe bell flare, which then remained a design element into the early 1970s. This pocket trumpet conversion is now completed, and I’m very pleased with the results. Buy IDOXE Instrument Bell Cover Reusable Elastic Dust-proof Cover - 3 Thickening Flannelette Trumpet Cover for Bell For Trumpet Alto saxophone Bass.
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