[Hornlip]

Well you already got your answer, but yes:

Conn "New Wonder II" Transitional Alto Saxophone

This is an early example of a so-called "Transitional" New Wonder model alto saxophone made by the C.G. Conn, Ltd. in 1930. Elkhart, Indiana. The transition was between the New Wonder model horns and what Conn called its "Artist" model, but players refer to as "Naked Lady" or "Ladyface"...

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[Hornlip]

I guess the cool thing to do back then was to cover your case with college stickers.
My case has stickers from hotels in Seattle and Portland, which seems a step down in coolness.

thanks

That case was like a time capsule. I think whoever owned the horn played some kind of college dance band circuit. Bunch of obviously gigging-musician type gear etc. Player probably doubled on bari, there were baritone reeds in the case.