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Can anyone ID these ligs?

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I've got a drawer full of old ligatures and while most are generic, I have a few I am not certain about and would appreciate if anyone could help me out with some IDs, as well as valuation (if there is any) so I can add a few of them to my website if they something worthwhile. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help!

Ligature 1:


Ligature 2:


Ligature 3 (this one reads "A. Page, T, NY"):
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Nice Ligs!!
I'm totally stumped!
I've never seen any of them, but they are way cool!

I really dig these old ligs with funky designs and HIGH QUALITY METAL that doesn't break.
Totally!

The worst ligs for cracking...

Berg Larsen

And also, those 2 band vandoren,

and those harrison, with the H .
I have the middle one! I use it with my 10M. I recently lost a screw though... Grrr.
I have a few of the #2 style, and I gave a couple to friends already just for kicks, and they really liked them. I have heard of the vintage three-band king ligatures, but these aren't marked anywhere.

I had a really neat Page bari/bass ligature a while ago with a Otto Link style screwplate at the bottom, but that now belongs to Bootman along with the Conn bari/bass piece that was with it.

The H ligature, I have no clue. Hawkes & Son? Not Harrison, right? One thing is for sure, the metal on that ligature is about twice as thick as most other ligatures.
abadcliche said:
I have a few of the #2 style, and I gave a couple to friends already just for kicks, and they really liked them.
Would you be willing to sell me one or two of em? I really love mine, even with the missing screw.
But of course! :)

Send me an email at abadcliche (at) gmail (dot) com.
The middle one looks kind of like a Selmer lig, but it obviously isn't.
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