1952 King Zephyr Alto [gallery link="file" columns="1" size="medium" ids="5754"] [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Year: 1952 Make: King Model: Zephyr IV [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Status: Sold! Finish: Original Lacquer Serial Number: 322,xxx [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] Early 1950's King Zephyr alto, ser#322k dates it to approx 1952, was King's standard at that time, so similar in…
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King 1944 ‘Zephyr Special’ Eb Alto, #273k (Archived)
1944 King "Zephyr Special" Alto [gallery link="file" columns="5" ids="5751"] [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Year: 1944 Make: King Model: Zephyr Special [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Status: Sold! Finish: Original Lacquer Serial Number: 273,xxx [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] Serial number 273k on the neck and body, I really like this model. Original lacquer finish at 95%, Full Pearls…
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King 1935 ‘Zephyr’ Eb Alto, Series I #173k (Archived)
1935-7 King Zephyr Alto, Series 1 [gallery link="file" columns="5" ids="5745,5744,5743,5742,5741,5740,5739"] [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Year: 1935-7 Make: King Model: Zephyr I [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Status: Sold! Finish: Original Serial Number: 173,xxx [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] Late 1930's King Zephyr alto was King's pro line at that time. Lacquer is original but spotty (not that pretty) with brown…
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Keilwerth 1960 ‘The New King’ Eb Alto, #38k (Archived)
1960 "The New King" Julius Keilwerth [gallery link="file" columns="5" ids="5736,5735,5734,5733,5732,5731"] [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Year: 1960 Make: Keilwerth Model: "The New King" [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Status: Sold! Finish: Original Lacquer Serial Number: 38,xxx [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] This is an older (and the coolest) S# 38k, with the "winged" keyguard. The original Lucite plastic one was…
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Other: 1959 ‘Dörfler & Jörka – Voss’ Eb Alto, #13k (Archived)
1959 VOSS (Dörfler & Jörka) Alto [gallery link="file" columns="5" ids="5728,5727,5726,5725,5721,5724,5723,5722"] [content_box custom_class="block_1"][row][span8] Price: $SOLD [/span8][/row][/content_box] [row] [span4][caret_list] Year: 1959 Make: Dörfler & Jörka Model: Voss [/caret_list][/span4] [span4][caret_list] Status: Sold! Finish: Original Serial Number: 13,xxx [/caret_list][/span4] [/row] (On Consignment-Plays great) ser#13xxx, by a JK chart, i figured this one to be a 1938-9 model, but i misspoke…
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Dolnet 1940s ‘Series II’ Eb Alto, Silver Plated #24k (Archived)
Sound Files - 1940's Vintage, S/N 24,xxx Here's a great vintage alto all original silver plate. This alto comes from the mid 1940's. Dolnet is a great French made saxophone in production since the 1880's. Cosmetically, these are known for their hexagonal keyguards. I haven't had one in here for a couple years, these 40's models are nice heavy horns, stronger metal than the Bel air model, with a big Conn type sound, that is warm and fat
Conn 1941 ’30M – Connqueror’ Bb Tenor, #304,0xx (Archived)
Here's a great sax, built to play. Recently rebuilt from another top U.S. sax shop and set up to blow loud.
How about this: -Conn 30M tenor!!! coming soon! a "rocket ship player", goes 0-60 in ...BOOM! You all know how you can never take your pretty sax out to the gig, right? This is THE one. it's an ugly, relac, doorbustin', triple-barrel, head turnin' screamer. This one is made to play at the gig! please email me.
CASE: original red conn.
Oh My! I just played this one! I plan on a sound sample...SML Rev D, Conn 30M, and Selmer. I just saw one of these sell on ebay (needed everything) where this price is better considering the Pro Rebuild!
Buffet 1975 ‘S-1’ Bb Tenor, #23,9xx (Archived)
From Sarge's Collection: This rare Buffet S-1 looks and played absolutely great on arrival but the pads were a big mix bag of old and new ones. The whole horn is pretty clean and is original. we can see a few original acid bleeds (D key cup, C# post...), includes yamaha replacement case. Known for its well design, these heavy horns keep adjustment well and are very reliable, also excellent intonation and crazy gadgets on the Eb/C rocker, Low Bb table, High F#, & opt. F#--Highly over-engineered. The serial number is 23,9xx, which means it was made in 1975. the 70's model Buffets had a little more edge and some folks prefer them for that trait. The S-1 is actually quite brighter and bolder than the previous SDAs; so they're a cross between the Buffet SDA & a King Super 20. We decided to give it a French Standard rebuild with premium extras and put flat metal resos w/ rivet to match its original factory setup.