Wurlitzer did not manufacture their own line of saxophones. They contracted with other makers to provide 'Stencil' horns for them. That is horns made by one company for rebranding and sale by another.

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One is rudolph wurlitzer the lyric. This is a hard to find 1800's vintage f. Busch bb silver and gold cornet with very low serial number 810.i found it in a local.

American companies Conn, Martin, and Buescher in particular are known to have made horns for Wurlitzer. Without good, complete photos of your example (front and back), I cannot help you further. As far as the material the sax is made from, brass. What type of surface finish yours has will likely be revealed in the photos.

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