1940's Meyer Bros "Tru-Flex" 4M refaced Here is an original 1950’s

Here is an original 1950’s Brilhart Personaline tenor mouthpiece

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

Came from the estate of a working musician and was well cared for

This one has its matching ligature which are increasingly difficult to find

Here is a vintage 1970's Selmer E 'Soloist Style'

1940's Meyer Bros "Tru-Flex" 4M refaced Here is an original 1950’sHere is an original condition Meyer Bros "Tru Flex" 4M alto piece This piece measures . 070" on my gauge. Frank and Ed Meyer, better known as the Meyer Bros. were once shop employees of Otto Link as finishers who eventually started their own business. Before they promoted their 'lapped facings' they experimented with something they called the "Tru Flex" with a cutout in the table. Early manufacturers would often put something known as a 'French curve'