One being the characteristic lyre holder as seen on Martins. I also see a few small items that tell me it probably is a Martin. I do see beveled toneholes as you would see on a Martin stencil. Go to the advanced tab of this pop up window and click on the “set password” button. A pop up window for “archive name and parameters” will spring up. Remove restrictions tool free download crack for windows password recovery. You can also click on the “set password” button located right under the general tab. If the length from the bottom of the bow to the top of the neck receiver is around 28 inches it is a tenor. The bell key guards look as though they were attached after the engraving was done. The palm keys are Martin-like but the F# key and the C# keyguard look more Conn-like.
It was probably made by Couturiere, who made horns with soldered-on tonehole chimneys similar to Martins but without the concave bevel to the pad seat characteristic of Martins. Lyon And Healy Saxophone Serial Numbers.
That suggests some time before the late 1920s, although some older designs were continued for second line horns. It looks like keywork from before the time when the front F key became a standard feature.
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