SOLD - Metal table and chamber, composite body and tooth pad. -- semi-rounded(thick table) inner chamber into a Medium Chamber Throat. It arrived with tiny factory tip (0.024!)and damage. WWS had refaced the tip to: Tip measures 0.052". Don't forget the tighter shank on the neck cork like an early Buescher. Now has good seal and plays great! Currently no ligature yet. SOUND: Crisp, clean and focused. Item: WWS0E0.00.1271.6-C60
Morgan ‘1-C hard rubber’ Soprano, (WWS Reface) – 0.052″ (Archived)
Bilger-Morgan (1-C) hard rubber Bb soprano [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Make: Bilger-Morgan Model: N/A Number: 1-C Era: N/A [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Tip-Size: 0.052" Facing: WWS Reface Ligature: No - Sorry, but ask. Status: Sold! [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] [hr] [gallery columns="5" link="file" ids="4713,4712,4711,4710"] [hr] ser#8647, and I refaced it to a Tip @ 0.052".The tip had some nicks…
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Conn ‘Stubby/shorty’ Soprano – 0.044″ (Archived)
often seen with early era Conn Wonders, it has the original tip at 0.044", a very large round chamber and is made of hard rubber. plays really nice with a reserved tone(small tip) with nasally attributes. Fun for the quiet player. Item: WWS0.00.8141.1-0
Conn ‘Connstellation #3’ Soprano – 0.055″ (Archived)
here's a hard to find mpc from the late 60s, These were made with facings 1(closed) -- 6(open) but only three sizes for Soprano--2, 3, 4. This with the original tip at 0.055", tip and rails in great shape. there is one minor mark in the table(minor), the table shows the vertical striations. It has a large round chamber, made of a 'new' hard rubber material, plays nice with a centered, mellow tone. The script is in very good condition too. *shank = tight, like old bueschers. so it requires a thin neck cork. Item: WWS0.00.8151.1-0
Buescher ‘Pickle – Emblem’ Soprano, 1920s (RAC Reface) – 0.059″ (Archived)
Hard rubber mpc. Buescher from the 1920s. Bob Carpenter did work on this one in conjunction with myself, and now it's a Tip size @ 0.059 with 18mm facing length. This one did have a sneaky crack up the beak. Bob will glued that back together and I'll discount the mouthpiece. Comes with original silver ligature and cap. SOUND: sweet and warm. Not for cutting and being loud. Item: WWS0.00.1101.4-0-B50C10
Buescher – Sigard Rascher Bb Soprano (archived)
Sigard Rascher Soprano [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Make: [Buescher] Model: Sigard Rascher Serial: N/A Era: 1920s [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Tip-Size: 0.063" Facing: WWS Reface Status: Sold! [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] [hr] [gallery columns="5" link="file" ids="4676,4675"] [hr] hard rubber mpc. This one is a modern approach to the Buescher "pickles" from the 1920s. I must assume…
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Buescher 1927 ‘Tipped-Bell’ Bb Soprano, #204k (Archived)
SOLD - the ultra rate Tipped Bell, in original silver plate. Ser#204k has the pearl G#. It does have a little bend in the bell lip that i will round back out AND gold plate the interior. There is no major damage to mention, only one small ding that I will smooth out too. There is normal wear and tear on the arm tips and edges, and 2-3 zones up the tube that are showing the brass. Also in the original case! Super cool!
The bell lip look bent from the case (drop...sad), but I'll smooth that out more and goldplate a wash in there.
Conn 1932 ‘New Wonder II/6M Transitional’ Eb Alto, Nickel #249k (Archived)
SOLD - Serial #249,xxx... ULTRA RARE example in original Nickel plating! 93% intact! ("Finish model #61" via Saxpics.com) ***think about it, "silver" look without the tarnish to clean!*** This is an early transitional model, and true example at that with flat-Chu G#, neck tuner, even the Eb trill key like the Chu!... The sax is in great condition, and will need a full rebuild to enjoy! We will do that for the price included, AND remove all the red brass you can see on the edge touches. Currently paired with a vintage hard case in good, usable shape. it doesn't look like a vintage Conn case, but you never know with a "transitional".