Well, "costructione" is a Romanian spelling for "construction" .....

looks well-built Nice

let's see please the whole thing

Hey JDA, I only got this cymbal Stamp as an Info yet. Will get back if i have more info! Thanks so far guys!

.... thats the only other picture he could send me, for the moment.

Interesting looking hi-hat cymbals as well...Also pictured with a vintage Trixon kit. I've never seen any cymbals with Romanian spelling on them before. At first, I thought they might be Italian-made...but "construction" is spelled "costruzione" in Italian and your cymbal's stamp says "costructione" -which is the Romanian spelling. *shrugs shoulders*

I just added thie one to the hundreds of other "unknowns" in my archive.

I'd be very interested to hear the sound of that cymbal if you get a chance to do it.

Those Trixons are quite interesting to me as well. Looks like they're from the '50's. I be like to know which model of set these are. It's a Trixon speedfire I'm guessing.

Maybe it's a Hollywood prototype from Star Trek,.. They didn't always have money for real models and cymbals are a good fit in.

I did not know about the Enterprise model being a painted pang cymbal but I did know that the sides of the transporter on the TV show are Delmar wrap, one of the moires (sp?) finishes if I remember correctly. Some of the wilder wraps were also used for guitar pick guards if my (old man) memory serves...

Where did you get that little piece of misinformation? It means structure in Romanian.

It means construction in Italian.