HI All,

I came across 2 mouthpieces that I had from the early 60's. One is a Selmer D for a contrabass (I think) clarinet) the other is a baritone sax mouthpiece.

I'm interested in finding out more about these. I looked at Selmer's site and saw that if this Selmer D is a contrabass mouthpiece it is worth some money. If it is I'll sell it and use the money to buy another mouthpiece for either my Soprano or Alto Sax.

The baritone mouthpiece (at least it looks like a bari mouthpiece) has no name on it. There is a picture of an Eagle engraved on it and the words Trade Mark. Like the one above If it is worth it I will sell it for more musical supplies. It never ends :)

BTW does anyone here have a reedual? I have one but have not used it so much because of lack of time to learn how to use it. I'm disabled and between doctors, hositals and some volunteer work for rape victims. Thus leaving little time for what I really Love.

Thanks,

Steve

Hi Again,

Did a little searching and found it is a Conn Eagle "Dill Pickle" Baril Mouthpiece.

Steve

--- In MouthpieceWork@yahoogroups.com, "stevethemusicman" <yhgroups@...> wrote:
>
> HI All,
> 
> I came across 2 mouthpieces that I had from the early 60's. One is a Selmer D for a contrabass (I think) clarinet) the other is a baritone sax mouthpiece.
> 
> I'm interested in finding out more about these. I looked at Selmer's site and saw that if this Selmer D is a contrabass mouthpiece it is worth some money. If it is I'll sell it and use the money to buy another mouthpiece for either my Soprano or Alto Sax.
> 
> The baritone mouthpiece (at least it looks like a bari mouthpiece) has no name on it. There is a picture of an Eagle engraved on it and the words Trade Mark. Like the one above If it is worth it I will sell it for more musical supplies. It never ends :)
> 
> BTW does anyone here have a reedual? I have one but have not used it so much because of lack of time to learn how to use it. I'm disabled and between doctors, hositals and some volunteer work for rape victims. Thus leaving little time for what I really Love.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Steve
>