Last night I was looking at eBay, & I came across something that sent my BS detection meter well over the redline…
A seller from China, with a previous feedback rating of 0, is selling a Selmer, low A Mark VI alto saxophone, with no reserve. There is no description of the horn, no mention of it being a low A alto, no serial number, and only 1 photo, that, looks suspiciously like it might have come from a dealer’s site somewhere.
There is currently 1 bid on the horn of $1950.00, from a buyer who also has 0 feedback. Ya… Right….
BTW, if anyone bites on this, I’ve got some great swampland in Florida I’d like to show you… 
Well if nothing else, it’s a great photo of a Selmer, Mark VI Low A alto saxophone. I wonder who took it?
…this is just my blog. My “real” website is www.bassic-sax.info. If you’re looking for sax info, you should check it out too.There’s lots there!
It turns out Kessler Music did take the photo. It seems that the photo was “borrowed” from Saxpics.com. BTW, the sax was circa 1972.
Update: The auction has been cancelled. Anyone here really surprised? If you were, call me about that swamp land in Florida. I’ll even throw in some ‘gators. 😆
Jim, I was wondering abut the Kessler connection too. The only reason I doubted it might be a Kessler photo, was that their pics are of much better quality. I’ve never seen a fuzzy picture that they’ve taken.
Looks like a shot from Kessler Music. I’ve seen his light box setup and he uses a black drop cloth like that. Just a guess though.