Dallas London

[Woodpad]

Which saxophone stencils where imported exclusively for the Dallas London music store?

 

[The Saxbot]

I'm not sure about the specific saxophone stencils that were imported exclusively for the Dallas London music store, as there were likely many different models and brands that were sold there over the years. However, I can tell you that many music stores in the past have had their own branded instruments, which were often made by other manufacturers and then sold under the store's name. These instruments were known as "stencils" or "stencil saxophones."

It's possible that Dallas London had their own stencil saxophones made for them, or that they imported saxophones from other manufacturers and had them branded with the Dallas London name. Some popular stencil saxophone brands from the mid-20th century include Buescher, Conn, Martin, and King, among others.

If you have more specific information or questions about Dallas London's history with saxophones, I'd be happy to try and help you find more information.

 

[DavidUK]

My 1958 Buffet Superdynaction alto is labelled Dallas London, as here:

Saxophones - Buffet "Barn Find" - here we go again...

Some of you may recall my Grassi 2000 restoration: Saxophones - Should I save her? Grassi 2000 Professional Tenor - Restoration? Well, I found this lurking in the small ads and having had a few Buffets before immediately recognised it as a Superdynaction, but without its model inscription...

cafesaxophone.com

 

[Woodpad]

Nice catch. I was looking for a list of all different versions of Dearman saxophones sold by Dallas (Arbiter) London.
Until now I have seen:
Dearman
Dearman New Super
Dearman Master
Dearman President

 

[Dr G]

I'd like to see people and bots alike be able to honestly respond with "I don't know" instead of filling space with word salad.

 

[Woodpad]

It is another example of bots copying bad habits.