$1,599.00 - Here's a great Committee III Alto with some older, used pads that will be good for a while. It looks like 1990s age with plastic resos. There are some small dings and pings that I can work with and the bell lip edge is the worst of the damage to mention. Matching Serial # on the neck.
Buescher 1949 ‘Aristocrat III – 156’ Bb Tenor, Silver “U.S.”, #331k (Archived)
SOLD - Budget friendly silver sax! +Buescher warmth in tone, good pads and gig ready!
Buescher 1951 ‘Top Hat and Cane 400’ Bb Tenor, #345k
$3,199 as is/$4,400 Rebuilt - SOUND FILE - Original finish with some signs of use and playing. Pretty enough to love, played enough to keep playing without stress.
King 1967 ‘Super 20 – Silversonic’ Bb Tenor, #433k
$5,499.00 - Good looks + boisterous, classic tone; all with good pads and the upgraded brass resos.
B&S 2004 ‘Medusa – Series 2006’ Bb Tenor, #016,410
SALE $5,499.00 - SOUND FILE - Factory New - This is THE example of all the great German saxes that we've learned to love and respect - think also of the Dave Guardala DG500 models, but with the next tier of improvements! - G# lifter, Screw adjustments on the lower stack - PADS: Tan with metal resos. CASE: original Medusa case with multiple neck slots.
Selmer 1960 ‘Mark VI’ Bb Tenor, #85,05x
SAVE $600! - Plays fantastic! This BRECKER-era serial number tenor is a bargain with the relacquer, yet a Sherry Huntley re-engraving! I don't expect this to be for sale for too long.
Selmer 1960 ‘Mark VI’ Eb Alto, #84,39x
SAVE $600! - Fantastic era Selmer in original finish with great pads and a vintage tri-pack case. It has upgraded black roo pads in great condition.
Martin 1950 ‘The Martin’ Bb Tenor, #174k
$2,299.00 - It's not a complete "looker" but I have some very high expectations that that means it will be a great "player"; as tends to be the case -- ugly ones play better. It is a tricky relac that had me thinking twice because the engraving was well protected. So I suspect it's a factory job.