This is the famous Conn 6M VIII 'Ladyface' alto sax. In remarkably good condition, with a typical vintage look. Original lacquer, with the usual lacquer wear on body and keywork. It's a terrific horn to play, very free blowing! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and a full sound, as can be exp...

Alto saxophone Conn Chu Berry, silver-plated, bell inside gold-plated, built in 1925, upholstery not new, good playable condition, but in need of an overhaul, incl. Otto Link 9* rubber mouthpiece, in bag-shaped case, sale on order.

New Wonder Transitional, unvarnished brass body, nickel-plated keys, silver-plated neck with microtuner, built in 1931, good condition, with case.

FULLY OVERHAULED BY REMY VEERMAN WORTH 850+ EUR!!Light non-original lacquerGreat physical condition, no signs of previous traumaImmaculate playing condition

One of the last 10M saxophones with the rolled tone holes. Original lacquer, with the usual lacquer wear. All locking screws are present. Very desirable, and lots of professional musicians play one of these 10Ms due to their fantastic sound. Tons of information can be found online on this famous ...

Excellent condition, almost new, just a scratch on the bell (1cm) professional jazz saxophone; without high F sharp key; body, knee and bell apply; Vintage style neck, keys and paintwork; Pisoni upholstery of the best quality; carefully hardened brass for optimal sound characteristics; Backpack s...

This 6M Ladyface was build early 1947, shortly after start-up the production after WWII. Not that many were made then, and this one is in extremely good condition! Its completely original (except for the pads), with all the locking screws and the original rollers. The lacquer has that dark gold/b...

In exceptional good condition! This alto came in completely original condition and was never overhauled before. The original lacquer was flaking off so we removed it completely, to turn this into a unique and beautiful bare brass horn.Condition : Overhauled by MRO Saxophones in June 2020, using P...

This Transitional tenor is most likely one of the first tenors with the Ladyface engraving and rather rare. It already has the 10M-style palm keys and several other 10M improvements, but still has the split bell design and ChuBerry-style LH pinky plateau. Only a couple of these had the ladyface e...

The name 6M Transitional is an unofficial term applied by saxophone collectors / players to the Conn alto saxophones during the period of evolution from the New Wonder Series II alto saxophone to the 6M Artist alto saxophone. Here we have a very nice Transitional 6M alto, so with B and Bb keys on...

This Conn 6M Ladyface looks like a true vintage instrument, and it is...... This is one of the first Naked Lady horns without the microtuner system. These are fantastic horns for lead and modern music and are still being used by many professional players all over the world today.Condition : Overh...

Serial 304564 refers to January 1942, so shortly after the Pearl Harbor attack. This may be one of the very last saxophones built by Conn before switching to produce altimeters for the US army, theres no accurate info when Conn stopped their saxophone production. Also some horns were built during...

MRO ID : AS05In remarkably good condition, with original lacquer. This is one of the first ones without the rolled tone holes. Very free blowing! Lots of power and a full sound.Condition : MRO maintenance check in November 2018.Warranty : As-is : no warranty.Level : professional.Body : Lacquer : ...

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Very nice C tenor saxophone built between 1910-15, matt silver plated body, very good condition, completely overhauled, without mouthpiece with backpack bag. Sales on behalf of customers

Conn soprano saxophone, silver-plated, year of construction 1926, silver-plating partially worn, pads not new, but in very good playable condition, WITHOUT case, sale on behalf.

Aristocrat III (post Big B), built around 1962, nickel-plated, almost completely preserved nickel-plating, usual signs of wear, repaired damage to funnel, new upholstery, in case, sale on behalf of a customer.

This Conn New Wonder series I was completely rebuild and professionally relacquered in 2018 by its previous owner: a saxophone collector in the USA. These horns are originally available in bare brass or silver plated version: a couple of them were gold plated with extended engraving. It's a fanta...

The name 6M Transitional is an unofficial term applied by saxophone collectors / players to the Conn alto saxophones during the period of evolution from the New Wonder Series II alto saxophone to the 6M Artist alto saxophone. Here we have a very nice Transitional 6M alto, so with B and Bb keys on...

Very hard to find : a 6M Ladyface war-horn in the VIII-version, with original lacquer and in very good condition! Not many horns were built during WW2, with only a handful of the 6M VIII saxes. It has a larger VIII identification both on the body and the neck, compared to the standard VIII stamp....

This is the famous Conn 26M 'Connqueror' alto sax. In remarkably good condition. Definitely an older relacquer, but well done. These are very free blowing horns! Lots of power, fast ergonomic keywork and an amazing sound. This one can be dated to mid-1935 and is one of the first 26M model horns C...

King Super 20, built in 1945, full silver bow, side key pearls, gold paint preserved to about 75%, various dents on the knee repaired, upholstery not new, in a bags case.

Hard to be believe, but this is a relacquer.. The color is a bit lighter as the original lacquer, and theres evidence on the microtuner. But a job very well done : just look at the crisp-sharp engraving and the serial number info. The sax looks almost like new, only has one solder repair on the l...

MRO ID : AS11If youre looking for a 6M Ladyface in new condition : this is your chance! It had a complete professional overhaul and was relacquered in 2018. Very nicely done! It's a terrific horn to play, very free blowing! Lots of power and a full sound. A true professional sax, in new condition...

Elkhart - Ind. USA built by Buescher (Buescher Stencil), without paint, year of construction approx. 1950s, completely new upholstery, patched S-bow (formerly pickup), in a wooden case, sale on behalf of a customer.

Buescher True Tone, year of manufacture approx. 1918, silver-plated version, silver plating almost completely preserved, cushions without resonators, in case, incl. Meyer M7M mouthpiece and original Buescher mouthpiece, in need of an overhaul. Conditionally playable.

This is one of the first official 10M model tenors made by Conn during the 1930s. The serial number dates it to end 1936 according to the serial list found on Saxpics.com. It has the 10M stamp and lacks the M-pre-fix (used on the previous model). This is the most sought-after (pre-war) type with ...

Conn 6M Ladyface, in museum condition! This sax was built mid 1957. It features the double socket neck, straight tone holes and no microtuner. Absolute beauty! Condition : This horn is in almost mint condition. Just one small dent near the serial number. Overhauled in 2014 by previous owner. The ...

A rather unique Conn saxophone!.... This is one of the very first ChuBerry / Transitional types, with the Art-deco engraving. It has the low B and Bb key on opposite sides of the bell, and also the ChuBerry style neck and keywork. Further details: matt silver-plated body, silver plated keywork, r...

Alto saxophone, silver-plated, built around the 1950s, WITHOUT high F#, silver plating completely preserved, overhauled, without case, sale on behalf of the buyer.