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A. Zildjian Transisition stamp

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I am very familiar with these cymbals (I have a few). My question is why do they call it a Transisition stamp and what year(s) were they on cymbals?

Posted on 10 years ago
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http://robscott.net/cymbals/

FYI

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Posted on 10 years ago
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Shouldn`t the question be, Why did he call it a transition stamp ?

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Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

I am very familiar with these cymbals (I have a few). My question is why do they call it a Transisition stamp and what year(s) were they on cymbals?

I've often wondered about that myself. I'll look into that question and get back to you.

Posted on 10 years ago
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Any 411 helps. For some reason I been coming across a lot of these lately.

Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

Any 411 helps. For some reason I been coming across a lot of these lately.

that's a good thing! they were made during the 40's and through the early 50's. that is a long time to call something transitional! I like finding the earlier ones with the cross hatch(?) lines in the zildjian script. sure have to look close though..

mike

Posted on 10 years ago
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Any way you look at it, they're just old and dusty, cruddy cymbals.

Why would waste your money on old junk like that when you can have a nice new one, still shiny looking and with an ink logo on it too?

What's 'a matter with you guys?

Posted on 10 years ago
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From Drumaholic

Any way you look at it, they're just old and dusty, cruddy cymbals. Why would waste your money on old junk like that when you can have a nice new one, still shiny looking and with an ink logo on it too?What 'a matter with you guys?

LOL THAT WAS A GOOD 1. I feel so sorry for my neighbor kid because he sees some wear on his Sabian logo and may have to buy a new one. I'm trekking him to fill it in with a Sharpie, nobody will know.........right?

Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

LOL THAT WAS A GOOD 1. I feel so sorry for my neighbor kid because he sees some wear on his Sabian logo and may have to buy a new one. I'm trekking him to fill it in with a Sharpie, nobody will know.........right?

Right. And when you get done with his, then you can do yours......"ZILDJIAN".

Posted on 10 years ago
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Oddball, who is the HE you are referring to? I assume Rob Scott...hehehe

I'm with Drumaholic, just skip past tran-stamps and other 50's/60's zildjians and go right to the shiny new ones!

Gary

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