Maybe they had serial numbers at some point, but they definitely don't have them now. What era of Otto Links are you talking about?
Otto Link serial numbers? Any info?
I have read all the info about the Otto Links having serial numbers. But what do they mean? It makes sense with saxophones, but what does a serial number of A1 on a New York Otto link mean? Is it the first one? Or has it something to do with who made it? I've seen a serial number of T98. What do these numbers really mean?
BTW, I've used the search function, but it lead nowhere.
BTW, I've used the search function, but it lead nowhere.
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Theo says that the three digit serials are the later ones, like the one you have. I have never noticed a difference. I think it had to do with taxes and record keeping.
I'm asking about the 1950s New York and 1960s early Florida versions. Not the current ones. I actually have an New York A1. That's why I was asking.
The last NY I had was TT 90 for what it is worth.
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