Sylvester,
First of all welcome to the SOTW forum.
I moved your inquiry to the appropriate forum (from the SOTW SPAM WATCH THREAD to MISC. SAXOPHONE MANUFACTURERS), because it was in the wrong area for such questions, and because it would have received little to no attention there.
English born Harry Pedler made some excellent clarinets when the factory was still in his ownership. However Mr. Pedler retired in 1930, and the Pedler Instrument Company was sold to Martin Band Instrument Company. These horns are marked Harry Pedler Co. Elkhart IN. In 1958, Martin Co. sold the Pedler Co. to Selmer U.S.A. and I believe the name pretty much disappeared, at least the woodwind side of things.
Now Martin is one of my all time favorite Saxophone manufacturers, and those branded as such are top of the line. However when they acquired the Pedler name and factory, they turned the Pedler marked instruments into one of their entry level student product lines. These later Pedler products are not held in very high regard.
If your horn dates to the era of Harry himself, then you might have an interesting piece, if only from a collector's point of view.
I must admit that, although I own a few pre and post Martin takeover Pedler Clarinets, I have never seen or heard of a Pedler Saxophone.
You might have some luck contacting this individual, who collects the Harry Pedler, pre Martin, metal clarinets:
taxijazz at sbcglobal dot net