A G.H. Hüller Olymp Tenor For Auction
I noticed a lovely, vintage, G.H. Hüller tenor, circa 1930s, on the German eBay site this morning. What makes this horn interesting, is that it not only carries a model name—many …
Developing An Inventory Of Your Musical Stuff
Photography by H. Kahlke © 2009 A couple of days ago I finally started a project that was long overdue. I began to inventory …
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Do You Know Who Brought The First Saxophone Into Canada, Or What Country It Came From?
I found an interesting little tidbit of Canadian saxophonia, in the October 10, 1938 edition of The Meriden Daily Journal. In an article simply titled, Introduced Saxophone (it …
Angel Wings: They Are Not As Angelic As They Seem
Yesterday, I took my JK-stencilled, 1957 Jubilee tenor (which is actually a Series III Toneking), and a brand new angel wing and clothes guard, as well as its matching 1957 …
Can You Really Get A 5 Digit Mark VI Tenor For Under 2 Grand?
You know that old adage: If something’s too good to be true, it probably is. Well such is definitely the case with a Mark VI …
