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A. Zildjian Transisition stamp

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Put up the pictures and I'll tel you what you've got. But you need to provide good sharp pictures. That may be easier said than done, but have a bash.

Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

OK,IYO who is a good cymbal expert on the TRANS STAMP subject I could send photos to? Also to ask if there were 2 types of tran's.Just came across another one today.The 'Z' & the 'Co' are stamped heavy on this one but stamp looks all different. I'll try to put photos on here when I learn how(I think my files are too big).

OK. The first 2 stamps are from a set of hi hats I have. The last 2 pics are from a ride cymbal I picked up yesterday. My question is are the last 2 pics a genuine 'trans stamp?. It looks a little different from the first 2 pics IMO

Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

[Attachment: 73584][Attachment: 73585][Attachment: 73586][Attachment: 73587]OK. The first 2 stamps are from a set of hi hats I have. The last 2 pics are from a ride cymbal I picked up yesterday. My question is are the last 2 pics a genuine 'trans stamp?. It looks a little different from the first 2 pics IMO

The last two pictures are not very clear. I can hardly see the stamp. I am looking at it on my Galaxy s5, but it is a Hi Def 5.1 inch screen. Can you post some better pictures of the ride stamp?

Edit: I looked again and was able to make it out beter. It's definitely a Trans stamp.

Mark
BosLover
Posted on 10 years ago
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1 & 2 are type III 1950 - 1952

3 & 4 are type IV 1952 - 1953

Posted on 10 years ago
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Thanks Drumaholic/Boslover. So I would be SAFE to use TRANS STAMP in the description should I put them up for on-line auction somewhere?

Posted on 10 years ago
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From redneckdrum

Thanks Drumaholic/Boslover. So I would be SAFE to use TRANS STAMP in the description should I put them up for on-line auction somewhere?

Yes...............

Posted on 10 years ago
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You could put them up for sale here too! Might save you some fees.

Gary

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Posted on 10 years ago
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A good thought Gary.THANKS

Posted on 10 years ago
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Is there a type I - IV photo set showing the differences? I would be happy to contribute to the photo set. I think I have at least three types. Anyone else in?

Posted on 10 years ago
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