A strong player with the rich Conn sound- Manufactured in 1962. A Very clean tenor sax with excellent cosmetics, the original lacquer, nickel plated keys and straight tone holes. The neck has an under slung octave key and double sleeve tenon. No repairs or solders. (This really is a nice one)

Manufactured in 1937- Generally regarded as the Conn  "best of" ... Very pretty with the looks of a beautiful original but, I believe, not so.  A tell-tale  run in the lacquer puts the finish in question.

Offered with a full overhaul.

Conn 16V Contrabass Sarrusophone. In beautiful re-lacquered condition. Key of Eb. The bell is engraved with "U.S.Q.M.C.", which stands for "United States Quartermaster Corps". 

Conn called this an Eb soprano. With original silver plating, Rolled Tone Holes and good pads. This rare model from 1924 has become increasingly difficult to find. We were lucky to acquire it. 

Looking for a very nice student horn? Like new condition. A great starter horn with all basic accessories included. 

XXX --   Actual NAKED Lady on this uniquely engraved gold plated transitional 6M.  Playing nicely, as-is.

Overhauled to your specs, prior to shipping.

Original gold plating. Ready for overhaul. 

Manufactured in 1928  - Padded with Noyek resonators

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Manufactured in 1933-  This is the model [New Wonder] Leon "Chu" Berry used, hence the saxophone's Chu Berry nickname.

 With Noyek resonators, the glorious full sound and response remain with this relacquered tenor. There are no solder repairs or repairs due to damage.

Looking for a very nice student horn? Like new condition. A great starter horn with all basic accessories included. 

Original gold plating. Ready for overhaul. 

Rare Collectors Model - Manufactured in 1904 - Metal touch points - Metal rollers - Double octave keys

Conn 16V Contrabass Sarrusophone. In beautiful re-lacquered condition. Key of Eb. The bell is engraved with "U.S.Q.M.C.", which stands for "United States Quartermaster Corps". 

This tenor from 1946 has its original lacquer and rolled tone holes. 

A strong player with the rich Conn sound- Manufactured in 1962. A Very clean tenor sax with excellent cosmetics, the original lacquer, nickel plated keys and straight tone holes. The neck has an under slung octave key and double sleeve tenon. No repairs or solders. (This really is a nice one)

Manufactured in 1937- Generally regarded as the Conn  "best of" ... Very pretty with the looks of a beautiful original but, I believe, not so.  A tell-tale  run in the lacquer puts the finish in question.

Offered with a full overhaul.