Actually there are many more possibilities Kudik.
The fact that one Lincoln (OP's) was ever made as a Conn stencil wouldn't necessarily mean that all Lincoln saxophones have anything other than the name in common.
It's a name that is almost certainly not Trademark registered and there fore used and possibly abused often.
Anyway the example show by Kudik is most certainly NOT a Conn saxophone and I have some doubts it is even Chinese while I am almost certain it is not Taiwanese.
First of all it appears there are more Indonesian ( I think) Lincoln Saxophone owners, which makes it likely that this is a fantasy trademark used by some importer in Indonesia.
https://www.bukalapak.com/p/hobi-ko...iup/2htciv-jual-saxophone-tenor-lincoln-bekas
It could be a Vietnamese or Chinese sax but they tend to do things which look more modern and almost never show that type of bell to body brace which, if anything is reminescent of Saxophones that I used to see here (and avoid called Stephenson).
The fact that one Lincoln (OP's) was ever made as a Conn stencil wouldn't necessarily mean that all Lincoln saxophones have anything other than the name in common.
It's a name that is almost certainly not Trademark registered and there fore used and possibly abused often.
Anyway the example show by Kudik is most certainly NOT a Conn saxophone and I have some doubts it is even Chinese while I am almost certain it is not Taiwanese.
First of all it appears there are more Indonesian ( I think) Lincoln Saxophone owners, which makes it likely that this is a fantasy trademark used by some importer in Indonesia.
https://www.bukalapak.com/p/hobi-ko...iup/2htciv-jual-saxophone-tenor-lincoln-bekas
It could be a Vietnamese or Chinese sax but they tend to do things which look more modern and almost never show that type of bell to body brace which, if anything is reminescent of Saxophones that I used to see here (and avoid called Stephenson).
