Selmer-Paris Saxophone Models
Super Action 80 Series
	52W20	Alto	Serie II
	52NG	Alto	Serie II	Clear Lacquer, no engraving
	52BW55	Alto	Serie II	Black Lacquer
	52SW22	Alto	Serie II	Silver-Plated
	54W43	Tenor	Serie II
	54NG	Tenor	Serie II	Clear Lacquer, no engraving
	51W1	Soprano	Serie II
	51BW9	Soprano	Serie II	Black Lacquer
	51SW10	Soprano	Serie II	Silver-Plated
	50S	Sopranino	Serie II
	50SOPW1	Sopranino	Serie II	Lacquer
	55AF	Baritone	Serie II
	55AFNG	Baritone	Serie II	Clear Lacquer, no engraving
	55AFMW19	Baritone	Serie II	Matte Finish
	55AFSW20	Baritone	Serie II	Silver-Plated
	56	Bass	Serie II
	56SW1	Bass	Serie II	Silver-Plated
Reference 54 - Inspired by the 1954 Mark VI
	72	Alto
	72BLTD			Kookaburra Collector
	72KBSTD			Kookaburra Engraving
	72HBSTD			Standard Hummingbird Engraving
	72HBLTD			Enhance Limited Hummingbird
	74	Tenor
	74BLTD	Tenor		Kookaburra Engraving
Reference 36 - Inspired by the 1936 Balanced Action
	84	Tenor
Series III - Deeper tone, move even intonation.
	62	Alto	Serie III
	62HA		Serie III
	64	Tenor	Serie III
	53W3	Soprano	Serie III
Finishes available - http://www.selmer.fr/html/english/sax/saxs/finition/finition.htm

-Selmer saxophones were introduced as the "Modele 22", in 1922.
-Updated, though still with very small bores, the "Modele 26", in 1926.
-The famous "Cigar Cutter" models were made for only 4 years, 1930-1933.
-The "Radio Improved" and "Selmer Super Sax" (SSS) were similar to the Cigar Cutter, with the Cigar Cutter removed. These were made until 1935.
-The "Balanced Action" were the first Selmer saxophones with the offset keywork. Selmer introduced them in 1935 and made about 10,000 of them
-The "Super Balanced Action" followed and was built from 1948 until 1954. It is said that they play similar to the later Mk. VI's which were smaller and required less from the player, but still possessed the "Selmer Sound".
-The World Famous Selmer Mark VI alto and tenor saxes were made from 1954 until 1973, Mark VI sopranos and baritones continued until the "S.A. 80".
-The short lived Mark 7 altos and tenors, were made from 1974 until 1979.
-The "Super Action 80" saxes were introduced in 1980 and were upgraded to "Super Action 80, Series II" in 1986.  They are now, well into "Series III".
-Additionally, they now have a "Reference'35" and "Reference'54", which are the bore tapers of the 1935 Balanced Action and 1954 Mark VI, using the hole placement (improved intonation) and key work (more ergonomic) of the latest Series III units currently in production.