[B Flat]

I have a CONN Eagle Trade Mark mouthpiece for either tenor or C melody.
But I don't know for sure which one it is.
Is there any way I can tell for sure whether it is a C melody or Tenor piece?
All of the markings have just about worn off, but I can just make out the eagle design and the words trade mark.
It has a metal ring around the shank.
Seems to fit on tenor neck cork but is tighter than my other hard rubber pieces.
Is there any value to these pieces?
Thanks.

 

[dvdberg]

I believe that if the window facing length (tip of mouthpiece to bottom end of U) is 1 1/2" it is for a c-mel. If it is 1 3/4" it is for a tenor. The value is in the eye of the beholder...and there are not many people want to behold these mouthpieces...

 

[bruce bailey]

A Conn eagle C Melody mouthpiece is 3 1/2 inches long and the window is 1 and 11/16 long. The C melody mouthpiece is more common than the tenor.

 

[B Flat]

Must be a C Melody piece I have, the measurements are as you said.
Will be selling it on then as I don't own a C Melody.
Any ideas as to the price I should be asking?
Thanks.

 

[bruce bailey]

If it looks good and no tooth marks, I would guess about $35 on ebay.

 

[B Flat]

Thank's Bruce,
Will list it shortly and see how it goes.