$2,399.00 - A legendary mouthpiece - one of the best of all time! I still can't forget playing one and that was years ago. Item location: United Kingdom
LeBlanc 1964 ‘Rationale System’ Bb Tenor, w/ F#, #790
(ON HOLD)$4,999.00 - Sax-tastic Fascination - Likely only 200-400 ever made & this one is in excellent condition! Made to solve most all of the "saxophone issues" such as stuffy notes, trouble intonation areas and note passages, these Leblanc saxes have extra keys and pads. Try this one out! This is the highest serial number on my records!
Brilhart ‘Tonalin 4*’ Tenor, 1940s – 0.094″
SOLD - Plays excellent - huge 1940s tip - It measures near a modern "6*" at 0.094" and due to the table marking and the tip material, I can't see how this wasn't original.
Selmer ‘”Soloist E”‘ Tenor, 1950s Short Scroll Shank, (WWS Reface) – 0.088″ (Archived)
SOLD - One of the most loved hard rubber mouthpieces in an ultra-rare Tip size "E"! The soloists are very versatile and can cross many genres and the larger tip on this one will add some punch to the sound (that is something that most people complain about with a "C*" or "D" tip.
Selmer ‘”Soloist C*”‘ Alto, 1950s Short Scroll Shank – 0.068″ (Archived)
SOLD - One of the most loved hard rubber mouthpieces, these are very versatile and can cross many genres. Facing inspected/adjusted here at @WWS, Plays great!
Brilhart ‘Designed by Arnold Brilhart, Great Neck NY – #3’ Tenor, Streamline – 0.079″, with AB Ligature and Cap
$2,500.00 - Ultra Rare Combo Set - Collector's delight - Rare Streamline model with "ST" matching ligature with the "AB". All in fantastic condition.
Otto Link ‘Four **** Model – 4*’ Tenor, (WWS Reface) – 0.099″ (Archived)
SOLD - WWS Refaced - In bare brass finish, this mouthpiece plays big and warm. These have a huge chamber, low baffle and a very reserved, warm tone.
Buescher 1930 ‘New Aristocrat’ Eb Alto, #258k
$1849/2,899.00 - ***COLLECTOR ALERT*** Oldest documented serial number of this model! WOW - check this one out! Full snap pad set present, this is "New Aristocrat, version 1". ©WWS 2019 prior to gold Norton springs! New research found because of this sax!