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by vesuvius
(4 posts)
5 years ago

Help Identifying 100+ year old Sax

hi everyone Im new here first time posting, recently came up on this horn and searched online for more info but found nothing all i know is that it was a military issue and most likely made in the USA.


Thanks for your time and energy any input is greatly appreciated. 


 

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  1. by historicsaxwhisperer
    (644 posts)

    5 years ago

    Re: Help Identifying 100+ year old Sax

    It was made by Conn. In the 1921ish range.

    It was considered a stencil horn and does not have all the bells and whistles a horn engraved Conn would have.

    i.e. front F key and rolled tone holes.

    It is an Alto. L means keyed A=440 which is correct to use today.

    Value 100 bucks as a fun project to get playing.

    Nice unaltered original raw brass finish. Dont shine it....

    That is one of its value points.

    Good Luck

     

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    1. by vesuvius
      (4 posts)

      5 years ago

      Re: Help Identifying 100+ year old Sax

      Thank you very much 

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