Hazlett was a saxophonist/clarinetist for arguably the most popular dance band leader in the US during the 1920s: Paul Whiteman.

The sax that I’m referring to is a King Super 20 Silver-Sonic alto, that at one time belonged to the legendary Chester Hazlett. Well, a few weeks ago an auction ended on the UK eBay site, for a horn whose once-owner had a fascinating history. It would be fascinating to know who they belonged to or what kind of music they played or for that matter, what kind of bands they were played in. If you become aware of anything matching this description being offered, kindly contact me, the authorities, or call 88CRIME to anonymously provide information and gather your benefit.I have always thought it was a real shame that our vintage horns couldn’t tell us about their pasts. I invested 2 years discovering precisely the ideal combination of devices. I am ravaged and would do almost anything to get these horns and their hand chosen mouth pieces back. 'Milt Yaner' was inscribed on the bell.īoth had Black Roo Pads with Resotech domed sterling resonators. In a tough contoured protec case w/Theo Wanne Gaia 7 mouthpiece (Serial number is on the table: V727) and Winslow band. King Super 20 Silversonic Alto Sax # 427495. In a difficult contoured protec case w / Theo Wanne Amma 10 (Serial Number:2 A 25/25) Mouthpiece and Custom Winslow band. King Super 20 Silversonic Tenor Sax # 375041.ĭouble socket neck, Made in Cleveland OH. Kindly help me keep an eye out and mention to everybody you know! I would do nearly anything to obtain my horns back! Here are some photos of the kid, who was called between 18 and 25, 5'8'- 5'10', and 'a big boy' at 200-250lbs. He is selling the all the components that he stole and could be trying to offer the cases, mouthpieces, ligatures, and other accessories independently. Thanks to their incredible personnel, they were able to delay him long enough to get a description and some footage, however the children got alarmed and escaped. The individual was caught on tape attempting to offer among my mouthpieces to Metro Gnome Music, near Speedway and Alvernon at about 4:15 pm on 8/19/14. Tucson Police Department Police Report Number 1408120432. Suspect pawned several products missing out on from my house utilizing his AZ motorist's license, consisting of the cases to my instruments, but not the instruments themselves. $1000 reward still stands- No questions asked.

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