Buescher Serial Number List. Years and Serial Numbers are approximate.
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I have a Buescher USA Aristocrat sax
No Serial # that I could find
- Buescher saxophone's are typically marked with a serial number during the manufacturing process that allows you to identify the year the saxophone was made. Using a computer with a working Internet connection, you can ascertain a Buescher saxophone’s age in just a few minutes and with little effort.
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- Serial Numbers: 83xxxx and higher, Later models have a neck brace and 7 digit serial numbers. Identifiable by the elongated pearl RH alternative F# key; the bent brass high F# key and the AS/TS110 stamp on the bell.
- Instruments manufactured after 1936 range in serial number from ~1350-3600. The log book shows the serial numbers jumping around quite a bit for the Selmer/Adolphe Sax saxophones. Even so, its possible from this record to assemble a basic serial number chart for these instruments.
- YANIGASAWA SAXOPHONES: During the 1970′s, the 3rd and 4th digit of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture. 1972 – 127 – 127 – 12745400.
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Hi,
I've split this question off from the original thread for the Martin Baritone that you started with. We find it's less confusing to stick with one topic for each thread and you're likely to get a better discussion.
Buescher Bari Sax Serial Numbers
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Can't tell from your description or the photos whether this is an alto or a tenor. Tenors are usually worth a bit more than their alto counterparts.
Buescher Sax Serial Number List
This horn pictured is virtually the same as a Selmer Bundy from the same era and would be a student model worth maybe $300 give or take if in excellent appearance and playing condition.
azuka's recent blog post: What to do with an old family sax..... or what NOT to do!
It's a tenor. After Selmer USA bought out Buescher in the 1960's, Selmer USA continued to produce the Aristocrat, but in a watered down, student relegated form. From that era onward, the Buescher name became their student line.
Buescher Elkhart Tenor Sax Serial Numbers
The Bundy I was the next incarnation of these. A mere shadow of the once superb, professional grade Aristocrat back when Buescher was still in business and manufacturing it.