Holton Slide Oil Bottle - 1.25 FL OZ
Midlothian Music values the importance of quality in craftsmanship, which is one of the many reasons why we are proud to be an Authorized Holton Dealer. This item is new.Holton Slide Oil Bottle - 1.25 FL OZ
Frank Holton, (1858–1942), was a professional trombonist in John Philip Sousa’s band before he set up his own highly successful instrument manufacturing business.
One of his first ventures in the late 1890s was developing his own formula slide oil, which he sold from a small rented shop in Chicago. It remains a popular choice for trombonists.
A good basic oil for beginner to advanced players. Provides a good deal of lubrication with little to no odor!
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