That's a Conn stencil.
Serial numbers on stenciled instruments rarely correspond to those of their manufacturer. This is no exception...it can't be dated using a Conn serial number list/chart. With stencil's, most of the time the most accurate means of dating are educated guesses based on the design features the sax has.To date it from the serial number I assume I would go with Conn's charts then?
With stencils, they (more often than not) were based on older models that were no longer being produced as a main line instrument. So while it wouldn't have directly competed with Conn in terms of features at the time it was new, it is still a great quality Conn-made sax (just a bit watered down).Would this horn be of the same quality as the model that Conn sold under their own name at the time?