Help identifying trombone

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Andyc
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Help identifying trombone

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Does anyone know what the make and model of this is? It is pretty well used, but looks to be from the early ‘20’s or ‘30’s. I can get really cheap locally:
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Vegastokc
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Interesting. Wish we could see the bell engraving.
Ive seen a heart ensignia on Elkhart trombones, but counterweight is hard to make out - does not look like "Elkhart".
Maybe someone else will recognize it better.
I thought it was an illusion at first, but the cross braces are slanted, right?
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Yes, they are slanted.
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I have a student playing on an old Buescher with slanted bracing.
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Buescher would tie in to my guess of Elkhart since they were a division of Buescher.
Hope someone more knowledgeable chimes in; the suspense is distracting.
@Andyc: you might just have to buy it to solve the mystery. :lol:
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