Buescher "Truetone" Goldplated

This Buescher Truetone has an exquisite engraving

that makes it so special.

Besides that it is in a very good and playing
condition. The early Bueschers may not be
suited for all kinds of music but if it is your sound
you will have an instrument for your life.

This picture makes a closer look to the engravings possible:
Just click on the picture and there you are!

We took this picture to show you the place where
the registration number can be found.
That dates this instrument to be built around 1926.

Grafton Plastic Alto Saxophone

What can be said about this instrument:

When someone puts them up for sale

they're gone within a flick of a switch.

Numerous players are affected by its

looks and sound.....

This instrument is in a ready to play condition

and is one of the few leftovers in this world

in this condition.

Even the thumbrest is in a like new condition.

No scratches, marks or pits of any kind on this

instrument.

A nice shot of the lower keyguards and the companies

markings. as can be seen on the right.

Hardly unbelievable as there are ony a few

Grafton saxophones left in a condition like this.

All Keyguards are in pristine condition.

No damage of any kind, just flawless complete!

On this picture the registration number is partly visible.

Take a closer look by clicking on this pic.

Selmer Padless Saxophone

Here's the Selmer nr. 27472 padless Alto saxophone.

Its registration number dates it around 1938.

An overall view of the left side of this instrument.

Though the laquer is showing some user wear here and there,

pads and the whole playing condition is in perfect

working order.

A closer view of this highly ornamented saxophone:

As can be clearly seen on this pic the quite rare

padless construction is visible which makes

this instrument a real collectors item.