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Identifying my silver alto sax

Can anyone help me to work out the manufacturer and possible value of my silver alto sax, the name on the side is Emperor Super. many thanks to anyone who can help.




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by: jerry

it could be stencil horn. stensils are horns sold by catalogue companies who do not actually make instruments and ccould be made by some of the very good companies. they vary in quality and some are very good. if it has tapered tone hols a may be a martin. rolled tone holes could indicate conn. if you can locate an independent sax repair person they may be able to tell.

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