Those are the only markings I could find. Thanks.
In a Conn case but says made by W J Gronert in Elkhart, is this a Conn? Please help. -Pics
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Hi, I've been awarded the task of identifying this old sax. It's hard to do a search when you don't know what to call it. I don't play and I know nothing about the sax. It's in a Conn case, and to my ignorant eye, looks like some of the Conn photos I've seen around here. Here are some photos of it.
Thanks for ANY info you're willing to provide.
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Thanks for ANY info you're willing to provide.
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
Conn W. J. Gronert sax by Mr. Embrey, on Flickr
