1950's Selmer Soloist E Short Shank Tenor

1950's Selmer Soloist E Short Shank TenorHere is an original condition 1950's Selmer Soloist E alto mouthpiece. This mouthpiece measures . 080" on my gauge. Here is a nice example of a more open and original Selmer mouthpiece. The horseshoe squeeze chamber with a nice true rollover at the tip results in a warm but focused setup that works for a variety of styles of music. This piece has an obvious amount of wear from long term use. This is seen with the tooth wear on the beak and wear on the

This one is very clean

These mouthpieces are highly sought after on soprano as the larger chamber that Tone Edge Links offer is smaller than the old school American blanks and still offers enough focus to create a voice that is truly unique

Metal Otto Link mouthpieces have been a mainstay for saxophonists since the late 1930's when they were famously played by Coleman Hawkins

There are a lot of nice features on this one for those who know what to look for

It includes the original slide on cap and ligature

In "the hourly rate"

When Sebastian left NJ to move back home to Toronto in 2014

This one has its matching ligature which are increasingly difficult to find

This piece is stamped 5* with F62 on the opposite side and measures

I spoke with Phil himself and he told me that he only made three in this finish

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this mouthpiece shows signs of the typical plating wear that all handmade Guardalas eventually suffer but the facing still maintains a clean break at 25mm and measures evenly from top to bottom