Awesome. Thank you so much. One more question if I may....I was going to take it to the music store so they could take a look at the condition and see what it needed.  Once this is over I'll get there, but from what you could see in the pictures does look like it is in good shape? It's still shiny. I can see a few spots that looked rubbed. The attached picture shows the worse of it. None of the keys stick at all and the pads seem good.

Even though my grandpa was one of the most fastidious people ever, he did not have any oil or cleaning supplies in the case. Is there something I should use to on the finish or cleaning supplies I need?

thanks again for the info 

It looks very good, but good looks does not make it play well.  If your sax sat idle for a long time, it may need to be cleaned and lubed.  And pads that are old can go bad even with minimal play time.  So what I am saying is that I can't tell if it is in good playing shape from photos.  An experienced tech will need to evaluate that.  
All I can say is that if you are serious about learning to play, it is probably well worth the investment to have a tech get it into great playing shape.  If on the other hand, if you plan to sell it, then just have a tech look at it and fix any real problems.  The way the market works, if you are planning to sell, it is really not worth putting a lot of money into it, as you would not get that money back in the sale.