This originally silver plated saxophone with the
Paul Beuscher engravings was thought to be a Pierret stencil
instrument model VI. However Luthiers Vents provided
me with some new information: This instrument resembles the most a
Maurice (Albert) Boiste, he worked with his brother René Maurice
who worked for Selmer before he started working for Boiste.
Just take a look at: http://www.artemos.de/boiste.html
me with some new information: This instrument resembles the most a
Maurice (Albert) Boiste, he worked with his brother René Maurice
who worked for Selmer before he started working for Boiste.
Just take a look at: http://www.artemos.de/boiste.html
As opposed to the americain stencils, european stencils are
equal or better (in this case) than the factory engraved
instruments. This one has more deluxe keyguards.
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