Model: Master (?)

Sax:

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  Gregory Master mouthpieces have their tip openings encoded in the number on the shank. In this case, ‘5A18’ means a tip opening of 5 and a medium chamber (16: small, 18: medium, 20: large).

On the left is an unfinished Model A tenor blank. Note the missing logo at the top of the body and the missing stamps on the side.

Model: Los Angeles

Sax:

Material:  hard rubber/resin (?)

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  Marked ‘6A’ and ‘18 - 7336’ on the side.

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Model:  Gale Hollywood

Sax:  alto, tenor, baritone

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  This is a rare Gale Hollywood ‘3-Dot’ tenor mouthpiece (demanding high prices in auctions). The metal band on the shank read ‘Hollywood’. They were named after M.C. Gregory’s daughter. This mouthpiece was used by Gerry Mulligan (below).

Model:  Model A

Sax:  alto, tenor, baritone

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  The ‘Model A’ was the first mouthpiece made by M. C. Gregory. Shown here is a rather rare ‘Model A’ 5A-20 hard rubber mouthpiece for tenor saxophone. They were made in Los Angeles and distributed by the Rico company.

Shown here is a Model A tenor mouthpiece.

Model: Master

Sax:

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  The Master mouthpieces were made from the 50s to 70s.

Model: Roy Meier

Sax:

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description: 

Model:  Gale Triple Rail

Sax:  alto, tenor, baritone

Material:  hard rubber

Chamber:

Baffle:

Description:  These very rare Gale ‘Triple-Rail’ tenor mouthpiece have a very unusual chamber that is similar to the Dukoff fluted camber mouthpieces. ‘Triple Rail’ mouthpieces were hand finished by Gregory and feature the same three white dots as the ‘3-Dot’ model above. Below is an original box.