Models and below were replaced by the Reynolds “Professional” models, while the bass trombone became the “Contempora” model serial number 22000 marks the approximate change to the updated design. OLDS AMBASSADOR CORNET SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER I own a F.E Olds Persian Ambassador Eb Alto Saxophone, it was made in France exclusively for F.E.Olds and Son.This saxophone has a great sound and it plays well it is a 1959 Vintage with nice bell engraving and seems to be well built and in good intonation this sax does have good action, it doesn't have the high f # key which might indicate it.
Olds has produced the highest quality of band instruments in America. Today the legacy continues – Olds instruments are produced in the most modern manufacturing and research facilities. Every instrument is subjected to the most minute quality control inspection – to make sure that each is fully responsive to every musical. Trombones from Reynolds’ first decade of operations feature an ornate engraving pattern across the width of the bell flare. Reynolds Tenor Trombone Body: brass bell, gooseneck, tuning slide, bracing and trim no counterweight beveled slide lock Slide: inner slides TBD brass outer slides (no nickel-silver sleeves) Finish: clear lacquer finish, optional silverplate.į.A.īoth brass and sterling silver bells feature significant filigree with the latter adding inlay gold as well.
Reynolds Tenor Trombone with sterling silver bellį.A. Reynolds Tenor Trombone Body: brass bell, tuning slide and gooseneck nickel-silver bracing and trim round counterweight beveled slide lock Slide: inner slides TBD brass outer slides with nickel-silver sleeves, receiver and handgrip Finish: clear lacquer optional silverplate.į.A.
Reynolds Tenor Trombone with USAAF military engraving and silverplate finishĪfter Scherl & Roth took over operations in 1946, the engraving pattern changed to a vertical block lettering style.
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