I tried to break down the horns by feature, so they're consistent across the King, New King, and Toneking models

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Graslitz Nauheim
1. Split bell keys 5. Left bell keys, soldered toneholes
2. Left bell keys, wire keyguards 6. Right bell keys, drawn and rolled toneholes
3. Right bell keys, wire keyguards 7. Plexiglas/"Angel Wing" keyguard
4. Right bell keys, sheet metal keyguards 8. Right bell keys, sheet metal keyguards
 

1. Split Bell Key
1. Split Bell Key
from Wednesday 29 August 2012 to Sunday 6 September 2015
5 photos, 120 photos in 9 sub-albums
2. Left Bell Keys
2. Left Bell Keys
9 photos in 1 sub-album
3. Right Bell Keys, Wire Keyguards
3. Right Bell Keys, Wire Keyguards
25 photos in 3 sub-albums
4. Right Bell Keys, Sheet Metal Keyguards
4. Right Bell Keys, Sheet Metal Keyguards
66 photos in 9 sub-albums
Imperial
Imperial
11 photos in 1 sub-album
King Solo
King Solo
28 photos in 6 sub-albums
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You might notice that I'm posting a few horns in here that are actively for sale.
I'm doing that for a few folks that have been long-time contributors here.
The standard disclaimer applies: they're not my horns, I don't claim they're good or they're in perfect shape, etc.

If you want to list your horn, e-mail me at thesaxinfo-at-gmail.com and we might be able to work something out.