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PayPal and credit card purchases are limited to below $5,000.00 and Bidders residing in the United States, Canada and Mexico Only. I actually have 2 of these cornets, one in pretty mediocre shape, another that's a Reynolds Medalist - which was 95% the same horn in very nice shape.Payment methods for this item are Wire Transfer, PayPal, or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) only. It's well thought of, a well regarded instrument, but not a particularly rare one. However, Olds wasn't a small shop, it made a fair number of instruments, and after they moved to Fullerton, they made a ton of instruments. The Olds Ambassador is one of the early 'student' or 'affordable' horns out there before that was a big market. Whether that's good or bad depends on the quality of work and the person buying it. I don't think it has lacquer left at all - not surprising.

From the pictures it looks like it's in good shape, but might have been buffed hard at some point - maybe Brasso, or steel wool of something. Despite being an older Olds Ambassador, there are a metric ton of these out there, if not often quite as old. My rough opinion is probably somewhere between $75-250, maybe $300 (but probably not).

Look at things that are roughly similar to yours.

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