Her rehabilitation is complete, and she's ready for the clubs again. Took care of a couple of minor cracks and used my cymbal lathe to smooth her edge.

19 9/16" and 1560 grams of lovely Old K.

[IMG]http://www.rarevintagecymbals.com/posts/Old_Stamp_1550_02.jpg[/IMG]

Later,

Matt

You should have taken a sawsall to it !! Or at the very least, let it play in traffic !!

Old stamp? Yes

I can't tell which one though. Not enough trademark.

Matt, that cymbal looks great. Something about a cymbal loaded with holes that just does it for me. I couldn't tell--did you fix the keyhole?..marko

The holes are laid out very nicely. 34 in total. The dude must have been looking to tame the wash? I think it worked.

Yeah, the mounting hole had two cracks that I did a little surgery to fix. My goal was to return her back to a state that will allow for a cat to play her with confidence. No more need to worry about cracks, just play like you mean it.

Here's how she sounds.....[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Rm23Fumf4&feature=feedu[/ame]

Later,

Matt

Great work & nice sound!!

Pretty darned nice.

WOOOW! Great sound!

You´re lucky to have this one!

Thanks, guys!

Hey Bill, please do me a favor and identify the stamp and timeframe for me?

[IMG]http://www.rarevintagecymbals.com/posts/Old_Stamp_1550_04.jpg[/IMG]

Matt