Saxophones What a great pinky table - move every which way!

[DavidUK]

Anyone seen another with as many rollers?

No idea what sax it is... all there is to identify it is a "wolf's head" logo...

Bell brace may help to identify...

 

[Nick Wyver]

I've seen that logo before somewhere.
A wild guess is that the logo is an M and V for Mantes-la-Ville, which would narrow it down to French at least.

 

[Ads]

Yuk - it can have all the rollers on the planet but its still just another "poke your finger down a hole to get the B" type .

 

[Chilli]

Couldn't it be a Russian sax? Looks like cyrillic letters below the serial number
Also see these ones: http://bassic-sax.info/blog/?p=18106 and http://bassic-sax.info/blog/?p=18327
Same kind of pinky table, same kind of bell brace.
Seems there was a company called "Moscow Music Works" with an M logo but I cant' find any image.

The line below the serial number might be the price as the last three letters spell RUB, code for rouble.

 

[DavidUK]

Just goes to show how many horns have passed through here... it's almost identical to my "old Russian tenor" from early last year: http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/slideshow/24319670

Still... that was one to forget!

 

[Ads]

David , have you counted up how many horns you have owned in total ?

 

[Ivan]

Bell brace may help to identify...

Hardly warrants as substantial a word as 'brace'

Toothpick?

 

[DavidUK]

David , have you counted up how many horns you have owned in total ?

Yes.

 

[ProfJames]

I'll bet you had to take your socks off