Manufactured in 1937.. As-is, this re-lacquer shows very respectably, with some evidence of age. In need of an overhaul (your technician or ours) for its next lifetime of play. 

A clean original with (upgraded) nickel plated keys

Original from 1955

serial 357365

Manufactured in 1925.  Original Silver plating and Snap-On pads

Offered as-is (at a discount) or overhauled.  A sleeping beauty!  What is 'ugly' today, could win a beauty contest tomorrow.

A surprisingly beautiful, all Original Stencil Brand "Silvertone" made by Buescher.

From 1924. The deluxe gold plating transforms this otherwise "garden variety" alto into a blue ribbon winner. This one has opposing bell keys and was manufactured prior to front F keys. The original mouthpiece and case are included

With a big sound, this is a late 1960"s Bel Air model [also known as "Artist" in Dolnet brochure]

Dolnet's Saxophones were used by Lester Young and Don Byas.

Holton Silver Plate Soprano in playing condition. 

This beautiful model with it's matching numbered neck from 1919 is a true survivor. No repairs or dents and no front F key. An overhaul is in order but, we are offering it in as-is condition. You can request a full overhaul or anywhere in between. 

Manufactured 1n 1952 - Original throughout -Matching number neck. This original Committee remains in extremely nice condition. There are no former repairs due to damage. We will fully overhaul this alto, to your specs, prior to pick-up or shipping.

This soprano has its low C/Eb altered to accommodate a player that had lost his right pinky - original key work included 

The sleeping giant of sound quality!  Manufactured in 1949.  Drop dead gorgeous (an easy 9 out of 10).  With original lacquer and a fresh pad job (domed/rivet metal resonators)  and no repairs due to damage.

Pan American saxophones are manufactured by Conn

Pristine Perma Gold Plated 1953 Rev. D with rolled tone holes that is completely original, including its pads, throughout.- We have not seen a nicer SML.

We will be offering this horn discounted, in as-is condition.

The is one of the last Mark VI altos produced by Selmer Paris. Manufactured in 1974, the serial number crosses over with the introduction of the Mark VII. This alto is being offered in as-is playing condition or with a full overhaul. The original lacquer is quite spotty. 

Note: Our repair shop offers lacquer stripping and hand polishing 

A Beauty! Matching neck. Manufactured in 1953, the last year of SBA's. This is one of the best relacquered Selmers you’ll see. The original replaceable metal resonators are in place. 

Original from 1955

serial 357365

This beautiful model with it's matching numbered neck from 1919 is a true survivor. No repairs or dents and no front F key. An overhaul is in order but, we are offering it in as-is condition. You can request a full overhaul or anywhere in between. 

Manufactured 1n 1952 - Original throughout -Matching number neck. This original Committee remains in extremely nice condition. There are no former repairs due to damage. We will fully overhaul this alto, to your specs, prior to pick-up or shipping.

A Beauty! Matching neck. Manufactured in 1953, the last year of SBA's. This is one of the best relacquered Selmers you’ll see. The original replaceable metal resonators are in place. 

From 1924. The deluxe gold plating transforms this otherwise "garden variety" alto into a blue ribbon winner. This one has opposing bell keys and was manufactured prior to front F keys. The original mouthpiece and case are included

Offered in as is condition - case & mouthpiece included

Pan American saxophones are manufactured by Conn

Manufactured in 1925.  Original Silver plating and Snap-On pads

Offered as-is (at a discount) or overhauled.  A sleeping beauty!  What is 'ugly' today, could win a beauty contest tomorrow.

Holton Silver Plate Soprano in playing condition. 

This soprano has its low C/Eb altered to accommodate a player that had lost his right pinky - original key work included 

With a big sound, this is a late 1960"s Bel Air model [also known as "Artist" in Dolnet brochure]

Dolnet's Saxophones were used by Lester Young and Don Byas.

A surprisingly beautiful, all Original Stencil Brand "Silvertone" made by Buescher.