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it seems to me that London dealer Don Mackrill has updated his historic Selmer information pages.
http://www.donmack.com/SelmerSaxophones/TheWayTheyWere.htm
there's three hi-res scanned Selmer catalogues, including a readable 1955 Mk6 catalogue describing neck, bore and tone-hole changes. love those early neck engravings
Also some interesting stuff about the serial of the very first mk6 - [take it or leave it...]
Plus - some info on the Adolph sax / Selmer horns - i was just bidding on one of these baritones at a local auction -
I didn't know they were Selmer stencils, i might have gone a little higher.
[ Same dealer outbid me on two old baris and a buescher new aristo alto
]
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http://www.donmack.com/SelmerSaxophones/TheWayTheyWere.htm
there's three hi-res scanned Selmer catalogues, including a readable 1955 Mk6 catalogue describing neck, bore and tone-hole changes. love those early neck engravings
Also some interesting stuff about the serial of the very first mk6 - [take it or leave it...]
Plus - some info on the Adolph sax / Selmer horns - i was just bidding on one of these baritones at a local auction -
I didn't know they were Selmer stencils, i might have gone a little higher.
[ Same dealer outbid me on two old baris and a buescher new aristo alto
-a-