Vintage Duck Bill model from the later factory period with side to side machine marks on the table and a bullet chamber. 

Some teeth marks and a slight indention from one of the owners front teeth, but not bad.  Bigger tip openings like this one are much harder to find.

Original Cap and Ligature (missing one screw) included.

Vintage Straight Bill model, 100/1M facing, from the 70's to 80's with side to side machine marks on the table and the bullet chamber.  This is the heavy wall model that was cut from a solid piece of Stainless Steel, not cast like the new models. 

Bite plate is in good condion.  No teeth grooves, only scratches.

Original Berg Larsen plastic cap and metal ligature included.

Vintage Straight Bill model, 120/0 M facing, from the 70's to 80's with side to side machine marks on the table and the bullet chamber.  This is the heavy wall model that was cut from a solid piece of Stainless Steel, not cast like the new models. 

Bite plate is in good condion.  Tooth groove on one side, but not the other.

Original Berg Larsen metal ligature included.

A hard rubber soprano mouthpiece that looks like it may have been made from a Vandoren blank and faced by Ralph Morgan and David Bilger with their names, facing number and serial number hand engraved on the shank.

I have never seen a mouthpiece like this before and it could possibly be a rare collectors item as well as a good playing mouthpiece.

No cap or ligature included, but we can supply you with something from our array of fine ligatures.

This is a 1940's Vintage "Bob Dukoff" model metal tenor in a #4 facing, Serial #A263.  These are fantastic mouthpieces that are very much like a vintage Otto Link with a very low floor and hollowed out interior side walls.  Condition is very good and the bite plate is quite good as well. 

Original cap and ligature are included!!

This is a Vintage Bobby Duikoff "Hollywood" model Metal Tenor in a #6 facing, Serial #785.  These are fantastic mouthpieces that are very much like a vintage Otto Link.  Condition is very good, but there are grooves on the bite plate from the original owner.  

Original cap and ligature are included as well.

Serial #45,422, large font, "Great Neck" model with tip and rails in very good condition and bite plate also very good. These are highly sought after and play beautifully. 

A great playing vintage alto mouthpiece!

Good condition, vintage Brilhart alto mouthpiece.  Tip and rails are good and this is the more popular "L", Large Chamber in a #4 facing.  Bite area has very minor tooth wear.  There are some scratches on the top side, probably from a ligature.  There is a small nick at the bottom of the window on the table, but this should not affect the playability at all. 

Serial number is #100538.  Metal ligature included.

Excellent condition, vintage Brilhart tenor mouthpiece.  This one is in really condition with the original box.  There are only two very small nicks, one inside of the tip area which would have no contact with the reed and the other on the very edge of the tip which won't effect how it plays either.

Serial #107707.   No cap or ligature included.

Serial #76,836 with tip and rails in very good condition. These are highly sought after and play beautifully!  There is some tooth gouging in the bite plate.  One of the most famous pictures of Charlie Parker had him playing one of these alto mouthpieces.

The owner put a half of a ligature on the shank due to the cracking which is very common in these vintage pieces. (We can recommend people who will put a permanent metal band on the shank and keep it from cracking further and it doesn't affect the playability.)

Very good condition, vintage Brilhart Tonalin Clarinet mouthpiece, serial number, 235,113, in a #3 Facing. Tip and rails are good with minor tooth wear on the bite plate. 

No cap or ligature included.

Very good condition, vintage Brilhart without a serial number, so not as old as some, in a #4 Facing. Tip and rails are good, but the bite plate has worn through to the start of the white, ebolin material. 

It comes with a ligature that appears to be appropriate for this era mouthpiece as well.

This is a vintage "New York USA" Meyer hard rubber alto mouthpiece in very good condition.  I added a mouthpiece patch since I didn't want the bite area to get damaged.  It looks like it was used for only a very short while since it's condition is really quite good.

It is a #6 facing with a Medium Chamber and Medium facing length.  This is one of THE mouthpieces that most every alto player really wants!!

This mouthpiece looks a lot like a vintage Conn Steel-Lay with a different name on it.  Store branding was as common in this era as it is today and this was likely made for a specific store in Los Angeles, California.

It has a short shank and metal table rails and tip fused onto the rubber.

No cap or ligature included.