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D. Ansingh & Co.

The Ansingh company was based in Zwolle, Netherlands. They never actually never built the instruments themselves but had them imported from elsewhere.
D. Ansingh & Co.
N/A
Tenor
1935
Netherlands
Bb
B♭-F
Brass, Nickel plated
25
77.2
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This might be an instrument built by Hüller, in Germany. Some of the features that lead toward this direction include: the speaker key in the bottom, and the typical bracket covering it, point in this direction.

 

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the Saxophone in the Netherlands: an Early History (1842-1894)

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