So, I dug out my '26 Buescher True Tone tenor sax . . .

Started by Airflyte, January 10, 2021, 06:38:19 PM

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Airflyte

. . . and was degunkehfying the neck and noticed this . . .

Are these initials?






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DaveLeBlanc

Interesting! Sure looks like it. I can't really read cursiev that well.
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DaveLeBlanc

Now that i think about it, if it's inside the neck its more likely a batch mark used when in production. Probably.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia

Airflyte

That could be Dave. Written on the brass before the shaping process.

If that's true, just another observation of the maker leaving a "note" on an early instrument.
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