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Name: JohnL
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Date Registered: Aug 01, 2004, 11:59AM
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Your trombones: Olds trombones
Standard (TIS) Large Bore (c.1917)
Standard (TIS) Bass (c.1920)
Standard (TIS) S/SM Bore (early 1920's)
Standard (TIS) Symphony (late 1920's)
Self-Balancing LM-7 (early 1930's)
Military LM-7 (early 1930's)
Self-Balancing LLM-7½ with f-attachment (mid-1930's)
Self-Balancing LM-8 (mid-1930's)
Radio City LM-7 (mid-1930's)
Radio R-7 (mid-1930's)
Super 7½ (mid-1930's, pre-tone ring)
Super LM-7½ (late 1930's - wide tone ring)
Super LM-7½ (late 1930's - narrow tone ring) engraved "R. B. Olds"
Super L-9 w/f-attachment (early 1940's)
Standard (post-WWII non-TIS version - mid-1940's)
Standard Bb-F-E Bass Trombone (c. 1947)
Bb-F-E Bass Trombone (c. 1949)
R-20 Recording
A-20/R-20 hybrid
Super S-20
Opera O-15
Super S-24G
Custom P-15
Custom P-24G (three of 'em)
Custom P-16

Other trombones
Williams TIS "pre-9"(late 30's?)
Conn 4H
King 1485 Symphony Silvertone (c.1947)
Strickler

Not-quite-trombones
Olds O-20 valve trombone
Olds O-21 marching trombone
Conn 24I Connstellation Euphonium


Always looking for a pre-WWII Olds double bass.
Occupation/School: Computer tech.
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Location: Anaheim, CA, USA
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"You knew the job was dangerous when you took it."


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