(Helen) I don't know the origins of these saxophones, but the are certainly not related to the Hohner Presidents of days gone by.

These Selmer knockoffs are most likely Asian in origin, and are interesting only because they carry the name Hohner. I've had people send me emails about them, and ask questions. My answers to these questions are always the same: Sorry, I can't help you. I don't know anything about these stencil horns.

  • right thumb rest right thumb rest
  • right side lowr portion long view right side lowr portion long view
  • lower portion right side in case lower portion right side in case
  • left side lower portion left side lower portion
  • left pinkie cluster left pinkie cluster
  • front of neck front of neck
  • bow right side bow right side
  • bell to body support ring right side view bell to body support ring right side view
  • bell keys guard bell keys guard
  • bell engraving bell engraving
  • tone hole detail tone hole detail
  • serial no. 9030xx serial no. 9030xx
  • hohner stamping hohner stamping
  • bell bell
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