 |
 |
 |
 SML Picture Gallery |
|
| ||||||||||
|
 David Marcos sent the fine pictures (below) of his post WW2 "Coleman Hawkins" SML tenor sax. "Coleman Hawkins was involved in the design, it has the body of a King Super 20, with French ergonomy," writes David.Click Thumbnail images below to get the large size pictures. "Coleman Hawkins" SML tenor sax, 50+ years old, ser.# 3306
  
 The SML saxophone family picture (eight saxes, two cl.) from Morgan Witthoft's collection. 
Fred Cicetti wrote on 30 Jan 2001: This is of the new tenor I wrote about. The shot with the open case shows the clarinet case at right. Under the clarinet case is the accessory box. Also, in the lid, are slots for a flute. This is a three-in-one case. 
|
|
| ||||||||||
|
|
Rick Mussi contributed his SML pictures below (three altos and one soprano sax) SML alto 4xxx, Unique vintage sax, 60 years old
|
|
| ||||||||||
|
|
SML alto Standard Model ser.# 9xxx, straight tone holes
|
|
| ||||||||||
|
|
SML alto Gold Medal ser.# 25xxx
|
|
|
||||||||||
|
|
SML soprano ser.# 11xxx
|
|
|
||||||||||
| |
 Over 4000 saxophone titles First created: October 26, 1999 Update: December 18, 2004. ©1999-2004 Harri Rautiainen |
SML - Strasser-MarigauxFred Cicetti was the first Sax on the Web guest writer in 1997. His initial SML story made this site the "SML on the Web", because Strasser-Marigaux did not have a web site of their own. In 2000 SML established their web presence, including a brief company history. Now Peter Hales is carrying the SML torch. |
|
 | |||||||||
 |
|
 | |||||||||||
