1970's Selmer Scroll Shank Alto .080" early babbitt Tone Edge pieces for baritone

Tone Edge pieces for baritone have changed quite a lot over the years

This mouthpiece measures

These are among the earliest brass pieces finished and sold under the Otto Link name when the vogue in design was to have a very large chamber that suited the instrument design of the 1930's

This one has many features in common with the earlier Tone Master pieces in terms of finish style and plating

Here is an original 1950's vintage Meyer Bros 4M baritone mouthpiece

1970's Selmer Scroll Shank Alto .080" early babbitt Tone Edge pieces for baritoneHere is a vintage Selmer scroll shank C*. This piece was opened by Sebastian Knox from . 063"(C*) to . 080" (E). These are the last mouthpieces that Selmer made in the '70s with the classic horseshoe cathedral style chamber configuration before adopting the square chamber of the S 80 series that eventually started coming with the Mark VII saxophones. This last generation has the smallest chamber and lowest beak of the Soloist and "Soloist Style"