The main gallery! All sorts of interesting saxophone and saxophone repair related items. All photos have descriptions when enlarged or shown in a slideshow.
For what is currently on my bench, see the “On The Bench” section of my website. Some images will be cross posted.
![img_20120124_120501](https://www.stohrermusic.com/wp-content/gallery/gallery/img_20120124_120501.jpg "The Conn \\"Naked Lady\\" engraving came in many variations. Here is a rather plain lady cut in the \\"wiggle cut\\" style rather than the straight blade with chasing hammer. You see these on very early transitional horns- this was a split-bell key tenor.")
![img_20120124_121031](https://www.stohrermusic.com/wp-content/gallery/gallery/img_20120124_121031.jpg "The Conn \\"Naked Lady\\" engraving came in many variations. Here is a lady with luxuriant hair from a Conn 30M.")
![img_20120124_120810](https://www.stohrermusic.com/wp-content/gallery/gallery/img_20120124_120810.jpg "The Conn \\"Naked Lady\\" engraving came in many variations. Here is a lady with luxuriant hair from another Conn 30M.")
![img_20120124_120537](https://www.stohrermusic.com/wp-content/gallery/gallery/img_20120124_120537.jpg "The Conn \\"Naked Lady\\" engraving came in many variations. Here is a lady that was cut with the \\"wiggle cut\\" engraving style rather than a straight blade with chasing hammer. You see this style on the very early ladies of the transitional period. This was a 252k serial number baritone.")
![img_20120124_120247](https://www.stohrermusic.com/wp-content/gallery/gallery/img_20120124_120247.jpg "The Conn \\"Naked Lady\\" engraving came in many variations. Here is a lady with nipples from a Conn 30M.")
