Harrison Ligatures were made by Mr Harrison in the 70's and 80's in Wymore, Nebraska.  They were all hand made and considered to be some of the best ligatures of the time.  Once he passed away, the family closed the business and now Rico has acquired the rights to what they call the "Rico H" today, but they aren't the beautifully, hand-crafted ligatures of the past.

These are the last of Mr. Harrison's B stock ligatures.

Harrison Ligatures were made by Mr Harrison in the 70's and 80's in Wymore, Nebraska.  They were all hand made and considered to be some of the best ligatures of the time.  Once he passed away, the family closed the business and now Rico has acquired the rights to what they call the "Rico H" today, but they aren't the beautifully, hand-crafted ligatures of the past.

These are the last of Mr. Harrison's B stock ligatures.

This mouthpiece looks a lot like a vintage Conn Steel-Lay or a Naujoks-McLaughlin with a different name on it.  Store branding was as common in this era as it is today and this was likely made for Henton?

It has a short shank and metal table rails and tip fused onto the rubber.  There is a large chip at the tip of the mouthpiece so it will need a fairly large amount of work to play.

This mouthpiece looks a lot like a vintage Conn Steel-Lay or a Naujoks-McLaughlin with a different name on it.  Store branding was as common in this era as it is today and this was likely made for Henton?

It has a short shank and metal table rails and tip fused onto the rubber.  

This mouthpiece looks a lot like a vintage Conn Steel-Lay or a Naujoks-McLaughlin with a different name on it.  Store branding was as common in this era as it is today and this was likely made for Henton?

It has a short shank and metal table rails and tip fused onto the rubber.  

Vintage cap and ligature included.

"Ideal" Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece, HS*,made in France, in very good condition.

Very good condition rare Joray made tenor mouthpiece! The facing is marked as 'M' and the tip measures about .075". This mouthpiece resembles an old Brilhart tonalin on the inside with clarinet-style sidewalls and a fairly straight bafle.

Kleartone mouthpieces aren't too common and from the research I've done, it seems as though these mouthpieces were relatively commonly included in various American stencil horns. The most common are the pieces made out of white plastic material that resembled Brilhart's tonalin mouthpieces. This mouthpiece is internally similar to a tonalin mouthpiece with straight sidewalls and a slight rollover baffle. 

This mouthpiece is in excellent condition and features a .060" tip opening.

No cap or ligature included

Very good condition Luyben Vintage Bb Clarinet Ligature.  These were very popular in the 70's and 80's and many clarinet players used them.  They are made from a soft plastic and hold the reed well.

Meyer Bros NY mouthpieces are some of the most sought after saxophone mouthpieces on the planet! This mouthpiece is in truly incredible condition with even little signs of cosmetic wear. The table, tip and rails are all near perfect and the body of the mouthpiece doesn't even have any appreciable scratching. This mouthpiece plays with a HUGE core but somewhat darker than most similar Meyer mouthpieces of a similar vintage. This isn't one to miss!

Tip opening measures about .066".

A vintage Meyer Bros. New York Hard Rubber Tenor mouthpiece in a #4 facing, medium facing length, medium chamber.  I rarely see these in the tenor version, but they play very well.They are a bit brighter than a rubber Link, due to the smaller chamber size, but the sound is still VERY BIG! This would also be an excellent mouthpiece to send to your favorite refacer- the rubber is amazing quality!

Cap and ligature are not included.  

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A vintage Meyer Bros. New York Hard Rubber Tenor mouthpiece in a #4 facing, medium facing length, medium chamber.  I rarely see these in the tenor version, but they play very well.They are a bit brighter than a rubber Link, due to the smaller chamber size, but the sound is still VERY BIG!

Cap and ligature are not included.  

This mouthpiece looks a lot like a vintage Conn Steel-Lay with a different name on it.  Store branding was as common in this era as it is today and this was likely made for a specific store, Naujoks-McLaughlin, in Los Angeles, California.

It has a short shank and metal table rails and tip fused onto the rubber.  The corners of the tip, on the rubber side, are slighlty chipped, but that is irrelevant because of the metal rails on the reed side of the mouthpiece.

Vintage cap and ligature included.

Super Rare Vintage Clarinet Otto Link Slant Signature Mouthpiece with a #4 Facing! The tip and rails are in perfect condition!