in einem anderen Thread habe ich den gleichen Wortlaut abgesetzt, sicherheitshalber poste ich nochmals unter dem obigem Betreff
...hallo in die runde
derzeit habe ich im nummernbestand als niedrigste seriennummer die
2168
und als höchste die
9266
bunt gemsicht vom sopranino bis zum bariton.
wer hat noch nummern eventuell mit kaufbelegen (datum) zur vervollständigung der liste?
ideal wäre: Nummer des instrumentes (vierstellig = XXXX) typ, und eventuell beschreibung der bechergravur, oder eben nur stempel
danke - intune
Oskar Adler Seriennummern
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Hallo,
ich habe mir ein Oskar Adler Altsaxophon nach hartnäckiger Verhandlung aus der Bucht gefischt.
Die Nr. Ist 2697.
Ist viel dran zu machen, aber es wird sich lohnen.
ich habe mir ein Oskar Adler Altsaxophon nach hartnäckiger Verhandlung aus der Bucht gefischt.
Die Nr. Ist 2697.
Ist viel dran zu machen, aber es wird sich lohnen.
Re: Oskar Adler Seriennummern
Probably 1915, early Tenor. Amazing condition. More pics if you would like any. Being re-padded at the moment....Paul
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Good evening,
That would make it the oldest known numbered tenor saxophone by O. Adler & Co.— congratulations.
The only instruments older than this are the two at the Deutsches Museum in Munich (soprano and alto; see *Faszination Saxophone*, p. 70).
Best regards from Markneukirchen, the home of Adler
Enrico
That would make it the oldest known numbered tenor saxophone by O. Adler & Co.— congratulations.
The only instruments older than this are the two at the Deutsches Museum in Munich (soprano and alto; see *Faszination Saxophone*, p. 70).
Best regards from Markneukirchen, the home of Adler
Enrico
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Thank you Dr. Enrico Weller for your information..(and to Tobi)
I am still awaiting for it to be returned from my tech.
I can then weigh it and test play against a tuner to establish where it is an HP or LP. It is not a c melody...it is 28.90 inches which is too long I understand. I will also measure from centre B to D tone holes for further evidence of HP/LP.
My dilema is what to do with it! I am not a collector. I have no idea of it's value, I can't insure it and in any event, it couldn't be replaced if lost, damaged or stolen. It seems a shame for it to be played occasionally, it deserves to be in a collection where more appreciated or a museum perhaps.
I have asked the Deutsches Museum in Munich if they are interested in adding it to their collection. It would compliment the 2 they already have, being a Tenor.
Would any members on this site be interested or perhaps you can suggest an alternative way of disposal?
Thanks again for your help and comments.
I am still awaiting for it to be returned from my tech.
I can then weigh it and test play against a tuner to establish where it is an HP or LP. It is not a c melody...it is 28.90 inches which is too long I understand. I will also measure from centre B to D tone holes for further evidence of HP/LP.
My dilema is what to do with it! I am not a collector. I have no idea of it's value, I can't insure it and in any event, it couldn't be replaced if lost, damaged or stolen. It seems a shame for it to be played occasionally, it deserves to be in a collection where more appreciated or a museum perhaps.
I have asked the Deutsches Museum in Munich if they are interested in adding it to their collection. It would compliment the 2 they already have, being a Tenor.
Would any members on this site be interested or perhaps you can suggest an alternative way of disposal?
Thanks again for your help and comments.