Saxman1984

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  From left to right, an E♭ alto saxophone, a curved B♭ soprano saxophone, and a B♭ tenor saxophone
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  A straight-necked Conn C melody saxophone (Conn New Wonder Series 1) with a serial number that dates manufacture to 1922
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  Vintage silver-plated 'Pennsylvania Special' alto saxophone, manufactured by Kohlert & Sons for Selmer in Czechoslovakia, circa 1930
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  Conn 6M "Lady Face" brass alto saxophone (dated 1935) in its original case
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  1950s Grafton alto made of plastic
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  Yamaha YAS-25 alto saxophone. Circa 1990s
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  Yanagisawa A9932J alto saxophone: has a solid silver bell and neck with solid phosphor bronze body. The bell, neck and key-cups are extensively engraved. Manufactured in 2008
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  Bauhaus Walstein tenor saxophone manufactured in 2008 from phosphor bronze
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  The lower portion of a P. Mauriat alto saxophone, showing the mother of pearl key touches and engraved brass pad cups
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  A Yamaha baritone saxophone
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  Two mouthpieces for tenor saxophone: the one on the left is ebonite; the one on the right is metal.