Rare Vintage 1950 Holton Stratodyne Model 49 Trumpet Kit - Elkhorn WIS SN 206675 For Sale

Up for sale is an incredibly rare, highly collectible 1950 Holton Stratodyne Model 49 Professional Trumpet, handcrafted during the legendary "Golden Era" of Frank Holton & Co. in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. This is a true time-capsule "closet find" package that comes complete with its original hardshell case, vintage accessories, and period sheet music.The Holton Stratodyne was the company's flagship professional model of the era, highly sought after by jazz musicians and brass historians for its distinctively rich, warm, and velvety acoustic tone.Condition Details:Cosmetic: The horn features a beautiful, authentic vintage look with widespread original lacquer wear, minor pitting, and light surface scratches consistent with an 80-year-old instrument. The intricate, geometric artistic bell engraving is fully intact and explicitly displays the "Stratodyne" name along with "Elkhorn, Wis. U.S.A."Mechanical: Stamped serial number 206675 matches the 1950 production line. The valves and slides are intact. (Note to buyer: As with any instrument sitting unplayed for years, we recommend a standard professional flush and fresh oiling to get it into optimal playing condition).What’s Included in This Bundle:Vintage 1950 Holton Stratodyne TrumpetOriginal mid-century Holton hardshell case (sturdy with working latches, showing expected exterior storage wear)Vintage mouthpiece and period-accurate accessories found in the case compartmentA selection of original vintage sheet music pieces from the eraThis is a phenomenal opportunity to own a rare piece of American brass history, whether you are a professional player looking for that classic 1950s sound, a vintage instrument collector, or someone looking for a premium restoration project.Shipping & Handling:Will be packed with extreme care, heavily bubble-wrapped, and shipped securely. Please review all photos closely for exact cosmetic condition. Please ask any questions before offerding. Happy offerding!