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This alto mouthpiece looks a lot like a Runyon 88, but is made from hard rubber.  Says "The Masteller, Battle Creek, Mich. on the shank and the facing appears to be a 4M.  If Runyon did not make this for Masteller, the design was certainly copied by them.

Condition is good, but rubber is discolored.  No ligature or cap included.

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This A. Lelandais Alto Mouthpiece is in excellent condition and the "Response" model, made in Paris, with a #8 facing, although the tip doesn't really look that open.  It is a very thin mouthpiece with an oval shaped throat.  A. Lelandais mouthpieces were made from Chedeville Blanks so you know the rubber is outstanding!

Ligature and cap included.

This vintage Babbitt "Supreme" hard rubber tenor saxophone mouthpiece was made by the JJ Babbitt company in Elkhart, Indiana. This is a round chamber, non-baffled mouthpiece that likely was designed for classical playing.

It is used in very good condition!!  There is no damage to the tip or rails and there is almost no sign of use on the bite area.  This mouthpiece should play great!

No Ligature or Cap included.

Unmarked Babbitt vintage marbled hard rubber alto mouthpiece marked only with 'M'. Very little signs of wear- the tip and rails are in great condition and the tip opening measures about .043". Includes a fantastic King 3-band ligature and cap!

Bright and powerful sound from this piece.  Comes the original Berg Larsen plastic cap, no ligature.  Excellent condition!   Minor wear on the bite area.

Owner tells us that this piece was purchased new over 30 years ago, but it is the cast stainless steel model.

 If you need a good ligature for this mouthpiece, click on the "Ligature Option" and we will include the Rovner 2M which will tame the mouthpiece, somewhat.

Vintage Berg Larsen Hard Rubber Tenor Mouthpice in 100/1 M facing with original ligature and cap. These are great playing mouthpieces! Bite area, tip and rails are all good.  #1 chamber ('brilliant' chamber) is in the middle between bright and dark, but these pieces are generally bright overall.

Comes with the original ligature and cap.

A Vintage Berg Larsen Metal Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece in a 105/1 M facing with bullet chamber.  These mouthpiece play great!!!

Berg Larsen Tenor Mouthpeice with a 100/2 M facing. Bright and powerful sound from this piece. Comes the original Berg Larsen plastic cap and metal ligature.  Minor wear on the bite plate with original maching marks on the table.

This vintage stainless steel Berg Larsen Metal Tenor mouthpiece has 95/0 M (offset M) facing with a bullet chamber. Overall condition is quite good with tip and rails good as well. The rails are quite thick, which might give this one a bit more warmth than some. Bite plate is good with a light indentation on one side, but no defined tooth groove.  

The vintage pieces were cut from a solid piece of stainless steel, not cast metal like the current production pieces, and they do play better!!

Bilger Hard Rubber Alto Mouthpiece in a .061" tip opening.  The original container says "bandline" on it which may mean thins one was a mouthpiece designed for a band student, but it is made from hard rubber.

Good condition, Brilhart Symphony clarinet mouthpiece. Tip and rails look great!

Good condition, Brilhart Ebolin clarinet in a #3 Facing. Some denting on the rails but nothing major.  

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Very good condition, Vintage Brilhart Ebolin "Special" tenor in a .104" tip opening. This looks very much like the currnet pieces, but is an older piece from the original bos,  although it doesn't have a serial number.  Tip and rails are excellent since this one was refaced by reknowned re-facer, Bob Carpenter. 

No cap or ligature included. 

Good condition, Vintage Brilhart Ebolin alto in a #3* Facing. This is an early "Great Neck New York" model, Serial #16,446.  There is a chip out of the tip and rails are very lightly nicked (not enough to cause a reed seal problem). The bite plate is lightly scratched and there is the beginning of crack in the shank.  Banding the shank would keep it from doing any serious cracking.  

The 3* facing was more like a 5* in Brilhart's way of making mouthpieces.

No cap or ligature included.  Call or email if you think you want this and we will find some ligatures that will fit.