Martin 1949 ‘The Martin Baritone’ Eb Baritone, #169k (Archived)
King 1948 ‘Zephyr’ Eb Baritone, Series III #295k (Archived)
SOLD - #295k, Original finish! RESPECTFUL "Player's horn" modifications! Rotated Body tube for offset reach (comfort), ...The original case is still very cool, but perhaps will not be able to be saved due to age and odor. I am glad to discuss options here with the new owner.
Item #:WWS07.0W0.6261.5-2-C
Keilwerth 1966 ‘King Tempo’ Eb Baritone, Low A #58k (Archived)
SOLD - Looking for the "affordable Low A baritone"? This is the one we need to talk about! Serial #58xxx dates it to 1966-67, Original Lacquer at 75%. It arrived with a few newer pads and original hard case. (lighter version that the bulky things we usually have to haul. I like that.) This sax is a near identical match the other JK Stencils, like the HA Selmer Bundy in design; add a Low A and now you'll be pleasing all these bari players. Yeah Baby! These have pretty good ergonomics for the era and most any player can make it work for any size of hands.
Item #: WWS1SCE4.0E0.3211.6-980C
Keilwerth 1962 ‘H&A Selmer-Bundy’ Eb Baritone, #45k (Archived)
SOLD - Vintage 1960s lacquer bari with nickel keys and the solid sheet keyguards and plastic pants guard (keilwerth indicators). Ser. #45K dates it to about 1962. the neck was not immune to some dings/dents; also had bell to body brace dented in, got that fixed too. It has fresh tan pads with Seamless domed, metal Pisoni resonators. SOUND: mid core bark and evenness; not completely resonant like a Buescher/Martin, but not as timid either.
CASE: original wood, wrap case in ok/good shape; shows signs of medium wear and use.
Keilwerth 1959 ‘H&A Selmer-Bundy’ Eb Baritone, #35k
$1989.00 - General Description: a great Bb Bari, with good ergos, some past damage wounds, missing pants guard. A Great sax to PLAY without worry on collector issues)
A vintage 1958-60 original lacquer body with lacquer keys and the solid sheet keyguards and plastic pants guard(missing) (keilwerth indicators). Ser. #35K dates it to about 1959. Some dings/dents; I'll replace a few lost screws to the bell guards, also had bell-to-body brace dented in (we have fixed many of these, so the sax will recover, however some scars may remain). It has fresh tan pads with Seamless domed, metal Pisoni resonators.
SOUND: mid core bark and evenness; not completely resonant like a Buescher/Martin, but not as timid either.
CASE: It arrived in an old case in fair/poor shape; I expect to be looking into a New case. ($190-250, may affect price)