Yes, it looks like a nice "players" horn for a great price Jim. One caveat: Judging by the slightly dull engraving, it looks to be a relacquered horn that was buffed a bit in the process. Still, it is minor enough not to worry about unless you are a collector, and they look for pre 1947 6M horns (for the most part) anyway. Mike.

It is six years later and I am selling the same model Conn sax on ebay RIGHT NOW., and its only $721 now with 4 hours left to bid. Better HURRY if you want the best sax ever made in U.S.A. for less than half its value right now. Its original lacquer and no repairs ever. In closet most of its life. This is definitely a steal for sure for this 1947 6m. Alto L-E serial number 320113. shipping from az.

It is six years later and I am selling the same model Conn sax on ebay RIGHT NOW., and its only $721 now with 4 hours left to bid. Better HURRY if you want the best sax ever made in U.S.A. for less than half its value right now. Its original lacquer and no repairs ever. In closet most of its life. This is definitely a steal for sure for this 1947 6m. Alto L-E serial number 320113. shipping from az.