Concertone Silver Plated Tenor Sax 1920's Martin in Red Velvet 1920's Wood Case

  
Here for your Vintage Saxophone Playing Enjoyment is a Concertone Silver-Plated Tenor-Saxophone Mid 1920's (Martin Stencil) in Red Crushed-Velvet 1920's Wooden Case. This Sax is a Real Sleeper! (Beveled-Soldered-On) Tone Holes are (Silver-Plated-Over) Eliminating Solder-Cracks/Leakage. Very Nice Ergonomic Keyboard For The Era.

Can't say Enough about how Robust the Sound Is. Lots of Saxes From The 1920's Didn't Have A Front F-Key So I Fabricated one and Soldered it on.

Someone Played the Devil Out of This Sax, So Some Wear on The Silver Plating. A Few Re-Solders on the Lower Part of the Upper Stack and Top-Octave-Key-Saddle. This Horns' Nickname is (Buster), and When you Play It, You'll See why. (ha) Not a Pristine/Immaculate Plating--but a Serious Workhorse. Overall The Body is in Really Nice Shape, Only the most minor of Dings.

Very Straight, No Neck Pull-Down.