[WoahItsQ]

Heyo, pretty much asking for the tittle. I've done some research and I think its a selmer classic metal mouthpiece, but the mouthpiece I have has a P and I was unable to find it online at all. Just wondering if and of you would happen to give me some info on the mouthpiece. Thanks lots

 

[Ambaryerno]

Looks like a 50s-era Selmer. The letter stamped on the back would be the tip opening, although the charts I can find for alto only go up to G (~.095).

 

[Pete Thomas]

Yes it's a Selmer,at first glance I thought the opening was P, but I think it must be D with a slight scratch or ding below it..

 

[Ambaryerno]

Yes it's a Selmer,at first glance I thought the opening was P, but I think it must be D with a slight scratch or ding below it..

I was wondering the same.

Any way we can get a closer, more high-res look at the letter?

 

[TheClassicGentleman]

It is a Selmer Classic Metal D mouthpiece. This one looks like it is for alto sax, judgung by the size.
It's a beautiful mouthpiece for both jazz and classical retoire.

 

[bruce bailey]

Yes, a D. This one is probably from before around 1966 as the shank is shorter.