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| This is the picture of a sax that we thought we were buying. It turned out NOT to be the one |
This is what happens when we are sent a lemon (above). That was supposed to be the one I was buying. The seller was not
very honest with us. What we received was a piece of junk! We took it and turned it into something special! Yes, that is a
1919 STRAIGHT Pan American C melody sax that actually plays and in tune! (below) What can your amagination come up with?
| Custom 1919 Pan American STRAIGHT C melody sax |
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