![]() ![]() After Olds and Reynolds were purchased by Norlin Music (formerly Chicago Music Instrument) they had other established manufacturers produce their Woodwind line in the early 70's (i.e. Olds & Reynolds - A variety of model names were used for brasswind of this company such as: Recording, Special, Super, Opera, and their most successful student model Ambassador. ![]() Olds and Son 1931 - 1950 - Frank Ernest Olds started making small bore trombones in the first quarter of the century, and in 1931 was joined by his son Reginald Olds. It still plays well, valve action excellent with original springs, good tonality, easy-to-blow (.460 bore), but finish down to the raw brass.į. This was the first horn I purchased with my own money after high school. 58999 made in Fullerton, Ca factory in 1951. As with anything the true value of your horn is what some oneelse is willing to pay. Our repair tech has over 30 years experience in the retail and school setting and he gives this horn his blessing. ![]() Completed Repairs Included: Soldering a Brace, Freeing Valve Caps, Replacing Water Key Corks and Cap Felts, Cleaned and Lubed. The following information was provided by Don Olmsted: I have an Ambassador model, Serial No. Olds Ambassador Baritone Horn up for auction. (*) These serial numbers were provided by Bill Bamberg ![]()
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