some photographs of the spatula table, right hand pinky keys, bell keys etc would help coz' I ain't ever seen anything like this. Boosey had a couple of makers who provided their saxophones such as Amati for example

 

Thats the left hand side and serial

 

Here are the keys and neck

 

Boosey and Hawkes, besides buying lots of stencils, made some saxophones themselves ( very old ones, prior to yours), but for the most part were stencils based on models sold under their makers names(with a few adaptations just to make them a bit different) .

This one appears to be very similar to a Kohlert Winnenden made in the ’50 or thereabouts. ( those Winnenden horns had much variation of the Spatulas and the Low keys key guard along with the neck brace).

It has soem “ adaptations” to make ik just look a little different but I am quite sure it is a Winnenden.

They are very good horns but they are not very valuable, probably in this state, if playing they would be at most €1000 to a top of €1500 ( if sold by a shop with a fresh overhaul)

 

Oh, okay... that's interesting, thank you very much for the information. I appreciate, it any recommendations on where I could gather more information about the Imperials?

 

Stephen Howard (you can look him up) is in the UK and he may well have some idea.

No idea if it's any good but there are some aesthetically pleasing details.

 

It seems that milandro has called it, judging from the pants guard and pseudo-man-in-the-moon neck brace. Interesting, I have a couple 1960s B&H Bixley stencils, but didn't know they were stencilling Kohlerts that early.