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WOW saxophone fans! Check out this baritone saxophone that just came in. This Low A Mark VI is SO clean! It is hard to believe it is from 1971 as it looks new. There are no signs of lacquer wear even in the commonly handled areas like the pinky keys and octave key. Baritones tend to have major denting problems in the the top crook, bottom bow, and the side of the body tube due to the weight of the instrument itself. This baritone is an exception and has no denting in those problematic areas. There is no major scratching as well with the exception of an identification number associated with maybe an organization or school. The number is very lightly etched in and is hardly visible. It is clear that this baritone was very well cared for by its previous owner. It was just freshly overhauled by its owner not at our shop but was given a full comb through by us to ensure that it is playing and sealing perfectly. Don’t miss your chance to get an immaculate piece of Selmer history! Ones this clean don’t come by often at all!