Date of manufacture is determined from source material at http://homepages.ed.ac.uk/am/gdsl.html (archived HERE)

The Selmer-made Adolphe Sax horns are now in the Selmer gallery. You should give that a look, as some of the Selmer "Gen 1" horns are made from original AE Sax parts.

(Pete) Here's a sortable and searchable list of over 350 A. Sax saxophones, with links to pictures, some videos, and other data.

If you come across a broken link, use the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive.
and send me a note at pete-at-thesax.info.
Please also e-mail if you see something that's just wrong.

Currently, the serial number list I'm using in this gallery is this one. There's more detailed and probably more accurate listat http://homepages.ed.ac.uk/am/gdsl.html (archived HERE).
This is the one I mainly use for the chart of 350+.

I've diverged from both charts on a few occasions. For an example, if I have a horn with serial number 12345 made in 1991, then I see a serial number 12346 that my sources say is made in 1952, there's something wrong with the source material.
Additionally, when the Eugenia Mitroulia and Arnold Myers list said "Location Unknown," I didn't include it in my chart. Some of those "Location Unknown" horns have been missing for over 100 years.

The list does need some more polish and I can probably find some more of these horns, but I want to take a break from this project for a while.


LAST UPDATED: June 8, 2019

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See also ...
Saxpics.com
DoctorSax

Beaugnier is far better known for making horns for other folks. That's primarily Leblanc, under the Vito and Noblet names.