I am completely ignorant about saxophones. It has been stored in its case. However, AI read from the serial number that it was made in 1976. Everything in the photos is included. Please purchase with the understanding that it is in need of repair and is a junk item. For those who love saxophones, please consider it! Please feel free to ask if you would like additional photos. To be honest, I don't even know the value lol. Thank you for looking. ※ This is AI's interpretation. Model Number (1200): Yanagisawa of this era offered the "800" series as a pro model and the "500" series as a beginner/intermediate model, but "1200" was mainly used for overseas exports, OEM models, or as a model number for baritone saxophones. If this is stamped on a tenor saxophone, it can be said to be a very robust and high-quality Japan vintage instrument, made with the same design and parts as models like the T-4 (or T-5) of the time. Serial Number (3365358): Yanagisawa serial numbers from the 1970s are characterized by the inclusion of a code representing the year of manufacture. In the case of this instrument, the third and fourth digits "65" of the serial number are likely to indicate the year of manufacture, and based on that rule, it is estimated to have been manufactured in 1965, or around 1976 depending on the transition of the numbering system.