#Pan american alto saxophone sax serial numbers#
#Pan american alto saxophone sax pro#

According to a Conn s/n chart, 52,000 was made in 1919) and appears to be at least 200,000 off for LH bell key horns.

#Pan american alto saxophone sax serial numbers#

Price ВЈ360 + postage to where you are, 5% donation to Pete's charity if sold through this forum. Stencil serial numbers starting with a P APPEAR to be +50,000 off on the Conn serial number chart for split bell key horns (i.e.

No dents or major rust spots found on the body. ALTO SAXOPHONE PADS NO Resonators 55.00 Shipping in USA 3. Please indicate brand of Sax on your order. The inside of the saxophone appears to look clean. Kenwood Street Mesa, Arizona 85203 phone: 48 Our products are MADE IN USA Google Search. It appears to be in good physical condition.

#Pan american alto saxophone sax pro#

These are considered a student to intermediate line of horns with simplified keywork compared to Conn's front-line, pro horns. Gil sold his saxophone for 35 and bought a bus ticket to San Francisco He applied for a job with Pan American Airways at their offices on Treasure Island. This is a vintage Conn Pan Am Saxophone plays sweet and easy from top to bottom. Carl Greenleaf, the then president of the company developed this secondary line of horns to fill the student and scholastic marching band market. I would never take it to a gig, but it will stand up to a tank. The only thing missing are the tiny locking screws, however all the point screws are original. The Pan American line was not technically a stencil horn. Unlike the plating, the body is in very good condition part from a small dent on the bow (see pictures), the low Eb guard was resoldered. Repadded with Pisoni Premium DeLuxe pads. It was restored a few years ago in CA (I bought it from a pro). It is silver plate with a gold wash bell in excellent condition. Yes, it has been used a lot: I rescued it, thoroughly washed it, removed Xbad smell and some weird black deposits, cleaned and degreased all keywork and screws, replaced all pads and adjusted it. Im selling a Conn Pan-American alto from circa 1931 () with the classic microtuner neck for 475. This is the earlier model with the eagle and globe on the bell, serial number 50563, not sure of exact year, by the keywork, I'm guessing 1940s/50s. Vintage PAN AMERICAN 58M Alto Sax withOriginal Wooden Case Good Condition Archives. although not much of it left! It must have been stunning when new and certainly not a cheap one: frosted silver body, shiny keywork and bell engraving and gold wash bell! Features: Eb bent alto saxophone, an ideal woodwind instrument for solo playing or accompaniment in Jazz and classical music.