Baritone Saxophone

This sax is virtually new. Aside from a small and shallow dent in the bell (see pictures), you won't see any flaws in this saxophone.
I don't see any lacquer wear or scratches.

It goes all the way down to Low A and back up again.

Check out the pictures below

The case is virtually new too. It has a lovely cinnamon-brown interior.
Some white substance was spilled and allowed to dry in the case (see picture). Nothing nasty, but I need to point it out.

The serial number is 10118xx. Nothing else is engraved on this sax. No manufacturer, no model, no country of origin. Not sure if it was a prototype. My guess is that it is from Asia. It is essentially a Selmer copy. If you are going to copy someone, you may as well copy Selmer.

SOLD - June 2007
To a gentleman in the UK.

The buyer in the UK had this to say:
"Just to let you know, the baritone has arrived and I collected it from a freight depot yesterday.
I particularly wanted to express my appreciation to you for the care and attention with which you packed and protected the instrument.
I've just had the briefest play, but I am wonderfully impressed by the quality of the horn.

The owner finds it desireable, if not necessary, to liquidate some of his horns and as a consequence this one has to go.

If you want this shipped to you, it will cost at least $50. I can weigh it and firm that up, shouldn't be much more than that.