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The Repair Shop · S5E40 — Battered Old Trumpet
Season 5 episodes
1. Ornate Wooden Piano StoolNov 18, 2019
2. RAF Mascot Teddy BearNov 19, 2019
3. Military DrumNov 20, 2019
4. Sea Serpent Pen HolderNov 21, 2019
5. Boxing GlovesNov 22, 2019
6. Wind-Up PandaNov 25, 2019
7. Wind-Up TrainNov 26, 2019
8. Flexiwhirl SeesawNov 27, 2019
9. WWII Lucky MascotNov 28, 2019
10. Ship's WheelNov 29, 2019
11. Ted the Teddy BearDec 2, 2019
12. Antique BridleDec 3, 2019
13. Vintage Bottle StopperDec 4, 2019
14. Smuggler's TelescopeDec 5, 2019
15. Antique Toy CannonDec 6, 2019
16. Homemade TelescopeDec 9, 2019
17. Iraqi SamovarDec 10, 2019
18. 200-Year-Old Fire BucketDec 11, 2019
19. Homemade GramophoneDec 12, 2019
20. Tape-Recording MachineDec 13, 2019
21. Grocer's ScalesSep 7, 2020
22. Victorian AutomatonSep 8, 2020
23. Ploughing World Championship TrophiesOct 5, 2020
24. Art Deco Chiming ClockSep 10, 2020
25. Air-Powered Toy CarSep 11, 2020
26. 1940s Toy GyroscopeSep 14, 2020
27. Victorian Sewing MachineSep 15, 2020
28. Marionette TheatreSep 16, 2020
29. 100-Year-Old Surveyor's TheodoliteSep 17, 2020
30. World War II Mascot DollSep 18, 2020
31. Incident Room 'Murder Box'Sep 21, 2020
32. Dad's Old SaxophoneSep 22, 2020
33. Semi-Acoustic GuitarSep 23, 2020
34. Fire-Damaged Silver Vanity SetSep 24, 2020
35. Brass Shop TillSep 25, 2020
36. Beloved BanjoSep 28, 2020
37. 18th Century French ClockSep 29, 2020
38. Railway Shunter's LampOct 6, 2020
39. Junior Drum KitOct 1, 2020
40. Battered Old TrumpetOct 2, 2020Synopsis
Jay Blades and the team undertake a dented trumpet, a decorative belt once bestowed upon a Victorian sporting hero, and a metal roundabout. The first visitors to the workshop are Cassie and Sue Day from Swindon, who bring in a very battered old trumpet for Pete Woods to repair and restore. It was once used every New Year's Eve by Sue’s father – Cassie's grandfather – to play "Auld Lang Syne" up and down the street. Next, Marilyn Rossel and her sister Margot from Eastbourne arrive with an old met
