ItĬannot be returned unless it arrives in a condition different from how it wasĭescribed or photographed. This item is sold As-Described and priced accordingly. I do not want the buyer to be disappointed that it is not a $1,500 instrument. That is why I priced it as such a low price. 59 rows Serial Number: Year Manufactured: Model Introduced: True Tone A fire at the Elkhart, IN Buescher plant in 1903 destroyed all prior records. Please understand, this may need some work to bring it up to your standards. Features an active saxophone forum, buy sell trade your sax, saxophone museum, sax teachers and more.
Your handiwork or that of a tech should make - created by saxophone players for saxophone players. 'C' indicates its a C clarinet (I think), '95887' means it was manufactured sometime around 1922, and 'L' means it was built to a440. For example, my C clarinet was made by Conn and has serial number C95887L. The remaining numbers are a monthly serial number. Structurally in good shape, it is in need of a “tune up.” I suspect many of the pads should be replaced. Fourth character indicates type of instrument. It has spent quite a few years in the case, and while it is I would describe it as being in fairĬondition. It has a Claude Lakey mouthpiece (it also says "Bruno") I am not an expert onīrass instruments, but from my readings about this model, it is regarded asĮither a student model or an intermediate model and considered much better thanġ960s when I played it, it played well and produced a fine sound.
This is a vintage Buescher Elk Hart alto saxophone with a serial
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