Trombone Gallery

Trombone shock absorber / W H Robinson

The menace of the main stump of the trombone intruding into a private conversation or intimate part can be remedied by fitting this simple shock absorber. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library

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The Reverend Wilson Carlile of the Church Army, preaching from the pulpit of St

The Reverend Wilson Carlile of the Church Army, preaching from the pulpit of St. Mary-at-Hill (at which he was rector), trombone in hand! First in The Tatler magazine's Preachers in their Pulpits series. Date: 1903

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The Johnny Parker band

Photograph of the Johnny Parker band entertaining customers at the Crown and Anchor pub in Crown Street, Islington. The band used to play traditional jazz at the pub on Thursday nights as well as Sunday lunchtimes. The full band included Bob Todd (drums), Graham Stewart (trombone), Dave Godard (bass), Mike Peters and Bob Ray (trumpets) and Wally Fawkes (clarinet). Date: 1966

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