Sax & Clarinet Mouthpieces, Ligatures, Covers by Martin, Selmer, Buescher, King

Description

Pictured is a lot of woodwind mouthpieces, ligatures and mouthpiece caps. Included are 9-mouthpieces, 5-ligatures, and 4-caps. I will to the best of my knowledge try to describe what I see and what I think they are. Of the 5- ligatures only one is marked Selmer and it has a small break in it, the others are unsigned. Of the 4-caps, only the bright brass tenor  is signed Selmer. The mouthpieces are as follows from left to right starting on the top row:  VITO N2* France alto clarinet, next Selmer HS** France (tip is slightly chipped), unmarked soprano sax mouthpiece, C.G. Conn, LTD patent applied April 1921, No. 13xx758 soprano sax. Second row right to left: Trade Mark tenor sax with unreadable company logo, next O -+-square- triangle *4C tenor sax, next C-Melody sax The Buescher Elkhart, Ind. C,  next C-Melody sax, Equa-Tru  King A,  and finally a Martin * tenor sax mouthpiece. All rails and facings  appear in good shape except the Selmer clarinet mouthpiece as previously noted.  Most have bite marks from barely noticeable to significant.  I've done my best to describe these mouthpieces, there will be no returns.
Thanks for looking.