Vintage Trombone Oil
- Chalker4
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- Joined: Aug 30, 2021
My sister found this survivor in an antique shop in French Lick, Indiana and kindly got it for me. I checked on the address in Indianapolis and the structure there has been a private residence for many years. So, I guess Mr. Kisler made this stuff in his basement / garage.
- spencercarran
- Posts: 689
- Joined: Oct 17, 2020
Union label on the bottom is neat! Cool find. Have you tried it out on any of your slides?
- BGuttman
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- Joined: Mar 22, 2018
[quote="spencercarran"]Union label on the bottom is neat! Cool find. Have you tried it out on any of your slides?[/quote]
I wouldn't. It probably can't hold a candle to any of the stuff we use today.
Besides, often the lubricity of oil decreases with age.
It's an interesting artifact. Leave it at that.
I wouldn't. It probably can't hold a candle to any of the stuff we use today.
Besides, often the lubricity of oil decreases with age.
It's an interesting artifact. Leave it at that.