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His address in 1897 was 173 Bowery St, and between 1904 - 1939 14 Cooper St.

Kalashen, born in Russia in 1867, immigrated to New York in September of 1892 and was in the business of repairing musical instruments by 1903 and selling imported instruments shortly after that date." From Horn-u-copia: "Mark Kalashen was a Dealer and possibly a Maker. All valves seem to be In good working order. The spit valve spring and pads are in good working order (always good to put a new pad in if you're going to play it a lot though) - Mouth piece will need recorked. It operates smoothly and should be great with some normal TLC. Some old repair work is evident,, also some very minor dents in the bell and on the top of the instrument. An old case (possibly original) is included. Kalashen The Yankee New York" on the bell. Here is a vintage Alto Saxaphone marked "M. Item: 282933265008 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 12 12 of 12 See More Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 11 11 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 10 10 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 9 9 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 8 8 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 7 7 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 6 6 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 5 5 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 4 4 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 3 3 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 2 2 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M. Kalashen The Yankee New York Pre-1930’s 1 of 12 Vintage Low Tone Alto Saxophone M.