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23.01.2021, 11:47
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If you're looking for a comprehensive listing of J. Keilwerth serial numbers, I suggest you look at the one compiled on Saxwelt.de No knowledge of German is required.
J. Keilwerth was first a Czechoslovakian company—when they had their company in Graslitz—and then later a German company, when they forcibly removed, and relocated to Nauheim after WWII. Exact dates for the move & the resumption of saxophone production is rather debatable, since available German information is a bit contradictory. Therefore it is difficult to say if a particular horn is Czech or German (unless the stamping is clearly visible).
It is safe however, to assume that horns made after 20000 are made in Germany. Anything before, is likely made in Czechoslovakia. (Hits: 18908)
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Alto 11952, Alto 13398, Alto 13881, Alto 2265, Alto 3960, Alto 4305, Alto Serial # ?, Alto Serial # ?, Imperial, Modell Lus ...
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Keilwerth writes the following about this model:
The Julius Keilwerth MKX Series marks the next evolution of the saxophone for this historic brand.
By combining tonal characteristics of the legendary SX90R along with physical characteristics reminiscent of vintage saxophones, the MKX Series allows the player to have the best of both worlds; a modern sound with a vintage feel.
The name MKX was chosen to pay tribute to those who have contributed to or inspired the development of this new line. The letters “MK” represent Markneukirchen, the historic town in the same region of eastern Germany where the Julius Keilwerth brand began in 1925. Boasting a long history of musical instrument makers and manufacturers,
Markneukirchen is now home to the factory and skilled workers who carry on the traditions of their forefathers, and whose craftsmanship is essential to the quality of this instrument.
In honoring the kinship to the legendary Julius Keilwerth SX90R Series, the letter “X” reminds us of the influence and inspiration from those who paved the way for our success. While the MKX and SX90R series do share some characteristics, they can be likened to cousins who share a common blood line, but have individual qualities and personalities that allow them a unique voice of their own.
The Julius Keilwerth MKX Series is a professional level saxophone that will offer German quality engineering and manufacturing at prices competitive to the global scale, and allow a new generation of musicians to use Keilwerth Saxophones in bringing their voice to the world stage. Alto Serial # ?, Tenor 127000 |
Armstrong, Buffet, Bundy, Bundy Special, Crestone Tenor 29922, Dörfler & Jörka Made, E.M.A. Royal Crown Alto 2624, Evette & Schaeffer, Götz, H. Couf ...
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These "Student" model horns were built during the 70s and 80s.
According to German saxophone historian Uwe Ladwing, JK's student horns were built by 3 different companies over a period of 4+ decades. Since the 1970s Julius Keilwerth student level saxophones were made first by Amati, then by B&S, then by Amati again, and finally by Jupiter. (The company has recently dropped all student horn sales under ownership of the Buffet Group.) Alto 05535, Tenor 05441 |
Alto Serial # ?, Baritone 112239, Baritone Serial # ?, Bass 110689, Bass 123082, Bass From WWBW Sale May 2010, Bass Serial # ?, Liebman Signature Soprano 1262XX, Liebman Signature Soprano Serial # ?, Soprano 104941 ...
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Alto 167687, Alto Serial # ?, Alto Serial # ?, Baritone 124698, Baritone Serial # ?, Baritone Serial # ?, Silverstar Alto Serial #?, Straight Alto 107023, Straight Alto 107XXX, Straight Alto Serial #? ...
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Alto, Baritone 34XXX, Baritone Serial # ?, Soprano, Tenor |
Alto, Baritone 77XXX, Mouthpieces, Solo, Soloist, Soprano, Special, Tenor |
Unlabelled Tenor - Lacquered, Unlabelled Tenor - Silver Plate |
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