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upper portion right side
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upper portion front view
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serial no. 88398
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rolled tone holes
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right side lower portion
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right side lower portion
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right side
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right pinkie palm keys
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neck left side with mouthpiece
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lower portion back view
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left side upper portion
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left side lower portion
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left side
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left palm pinkie keys
(Pete) On saxpics.com, I had wondered if Kohlert had hit 100,000 horns before shutting down in 1977. The answer is a resounding "yes."
Further, the horn that may have the highest serial number is a C melody, with a s/n of 100,099 (or 88; there's a lot of wear on and by the s/n).
That's at least 10 years newer than the newest non-Chinese/non-Taiwanese C melody I've heard of, a Vito from the 1960s.
Further, the horn that may have the highest serial number is a C melody, with a s/n of 100,099 (or 88; there's a lot of wear on and by the s/n).
That's at least 10 years newer than the newest non-Chinese/non-Taiwanese C melody I've heard of, a Vito from the 1960s.
Síða útbúin á 0.059 s (23 SQL fyrirspurnir í 0.036 s) -
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