$3,999.00 - Ultra rare baritone version of the Typewriter model. Overall in excellent physical condition, and comes in a Protec case.
Martin 1950 ‘The Martin Alto’ Eb Alto, #174,9xx
SALE $999.00 - PRICE REDUCED! - New pads in 2019, tan with flat metal resos, this can be a great workhorse sax for many years to come. Non-original finish with 100% Martin TMA tone.
Conn 1925 ‘New Wonder II – “Chu Berry”‘ Bb Soprano, Nickel #165,897 (Archived)
SOLD - Collector's COMBO SET: Sax, Mouthpiece, Ligature, Cap, Lyre. A beautiful, rare time-capsule find in original white pads without resos or even rivets! AND it plays! Plays OK/Good on 95 year old pads!
Couf 1990s ‘A3200’ Eb Alto, #319k (Archived)
SOLD - Excellent condition - Intermediate Sax with rich tone and a quality build. It has high F# and will be able to handle all types of music. This particular sax's history is that it was adult owned with limited playing time! Original hard case.
Antigua ‘TS3100LQ’ Bb Tenor, #NLT030034 (Archived)
SOLD - Factory New ($1,324-1,899!) - Comes with warranty card, keys, neckstrap, cork grease, wiping clothe. It even arrived to me in the original factory box. This is a rare option in the shop and I see these as a great, affordable way to get started with tenor sax. Comes with 1-year tune-up warranty with WWS!
Conn 1926 ‘New Wonder II’ Eb Alto, Silver #192k (Archived)
SOLD - Looking for a great "player" sax? This may be it! It has been setup with Noyak resos for extra kick and the wear on the silver means that this sax played awesome for decades!
Selmer ‘AS500’ Eb Alto, #29,204-AK009AS (Archived)
SOLD - The name brand, nickel plated keys (stronger), and very easy ergos. This is probably my favorite newer student sax form Selmer. Has high F# too. It is scheduled to get several new pads, neck cork, and oils throughout.
Kolhert 1957 ‘Model 57’ Eb Alto, #35k (Archived)
SOLD - A rarer sax from the pinnacle of the Kolhert factory. Model 57 is considered their best sax. "...They just sound really, really good. They are much like a vintage Keilwerth, although a bit 'edgier' than a Keilwerth; and a bit more 'aggressive' and 'wider' in tone than a French or Italian horn. Intonation tends to be quite good."
