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High wat is this sax just brought got no marking
 

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That's an oddball. Very simplified design--no Bis key, no chromatic F#. I don't see a G# tone hole.:headscratch:

The upper stack doesn't look like it has enough tone holes either.:headscratch: How do you get a chromatic scale out of this thing?
 
That's an oddball. Very simplified design--no Bis key, no chromatic F#. I don't see a G# tone hole.:headscratch:

The upper stack doesn't look like it has enough tone holes either.:headscratch: How do you get a chromatic scale out of this thing?
Exactly wat said, lol very early saxophone, but got no markings, bean told its old how old wat idont no
 
I wouldnt spend any money to make it playable.

I cant imagine anyone wanting it to play. Its like buying a piano with half the keys missing.

It will be nice on a wall.
 
I wouldnt spend any money to make it playable.

I cant imagine anyone wanting it to play. Its like buying a piano with half the keys missing.

It will be nice on a wall.
I agree iwas just goin to put it in my music room on wall next other sax ,looks interesting but bet sounds plays very bad very ,flat
 
Bonsoir,
Your photos are of very poor quality and show only a blurry side of the saxophone.
It doesn't strike me as being of French make, but rather Italian; I have come across details matching your unbranded saxophone while looking at dealers' listings.
The merchants are C. Zinzi from Rome and A. Casoli from Parme Milan.
I find myself drawn to Milanese craftsmanship.
I think, I have the automatic octave system, but I warned you—it's poor quality.
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What do you think of Luigi Alziati Milan ?
The low C and E-flat keys are mounted on the same type of plate, as are other details.
I haven't found the model; it appears to date from after 1920, but it is archaic and entry-level.
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Bonsoir,
Your photos are of very poor quality and show only a blurry side of the saxophone.
It doesn't strike me as being of French make, but rather Italian; I have come across details matching your unbranded saxophone while looking at dealers' listings.
The merchants are C. Zinzi from Rome and A. Casoli from Parme Milan.
I find myself drawn to Milanese craftsmanship.
I think, I have the automatic octave system, but I warned you—it's poor quality.
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What do you think of Luigi Alziati Milan ?
The low C and E-flat keys are mounted on the same type of plate, as are other details.
I haven't found the model; it appears to date from after 1920, but it is archaic and entry-level.
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Yours is a “Class A” example. This has full keywork. Made after 1917-18 when the fingernail front F first appeared.
 

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