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Author: John Peacock
Date: 2023-02-05 16:17
The keywork looks consistent with a Buffet of 1931: single post for the long LH lever keys, and no adjusting screw for throat A.
But I don't think this is a Buffet, since the instrument would bear logos. Yes, the ones on the barrel and top joint can often wear away completely if the instrument has been well used. But there is one logo that cannot wear: on the bottom joint, under the rod that actuates the lowest cup. Every Buffet I have ever seen from 1910-ish to the present has a logo cut there. But I don't see one on your photos. Therefore I suspect that this is a stencil of some form.
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