$ TBD New Arrival - Here is a very early example of black nickel plating! Wow - it is the oldest serial number of such finish that I've got my hands on and I really want to keep this one. It has rolled tone holes, the "JK" tube stamp, solid sheet guards, and the early era pearls (normal sized, not the huge JK ones we know know). Serial number #47k matches on the neck and body.
Selmer ‘Classic – E’ Tenor, 1955 Metal – 0.082″
$299.00 - A well-loved, vintage Selmer mouthpiece that plays great - Art Deco logo, fluted side walls, slide on ligature and cap set!... and in a rare "E", original tip! It is all in good condition with silver plating intact.
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.
Selmer ‘”Soloist C*”- now F*’ Tenor, 1950s Short Scroll Shank, (Refaced)- 0.095″
ON TRIAL - $249.00 - Won't last! - Great Player! One of the most desired mouthpieces with a modernized tip. Made of excellent quality hard rubber. It arrived with the refacing work done. It has facing length at 25mm.
Selmer ‘”Soloist C*”- now F’ Tenor, 1950s Short Scroll Shank, (Refaced)- 0.090″
$249.00 - Won't last! - Great Player! One of the most desired mouthpieces with a modernized tip. Made of excellent quality hard rubber. It arrived with the refacing work done. It has longer facing length at 26mm.
Conn 1926 ‘New Wonder I/II – Transitional’ Bb Tenor, #167k
$1,620/2,599.00 - Killer sax for the money - it factor serial number - front sax, backup, etc. It can do what you want it to do. Huge tone and it will be a slayer. Let's talk about pad+reso options and make this sax rock!
Buescher 1955 ‘Aristocrat IV – 157’ Bb Tenor, #356k
$1,399/2,299.00 - Cousin to the Top Hat & Cane, I would label these "Model: 400, series III". Get a TH&C tone for 60% less cost! I consider these to be some of the best bargain/undervalued saxes in the market. You get the engineering designs of previous 400 models with a few changes to neck braces, octave triggers, guard designs, no silver bell ring(underside), but the big bell and 400 rear bell keys.
Conn 1955 ’10M’ Bb Tenor, #566k
$2,499.00 - A rare beauty! A beautiful example here of what some might call the "last of the real 10Ms" before the Mexico era. An affordable 10M - Comes with a custom built case is great condition. This sax was adult owned, last owner was Owner #3. As I inspected it, I saw about two small dings/dents in the history and one ping. Comes inquire to be owner #4!