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GBK, Didn't we have a thread on back re: stencilled names ? I recall many discussions of Malerne made clarinets, which an easy Search should retrieve, Phil P, Are you at all related to the early 1900's Pedler Co which made many cls, my cousin had one in the 1930's, and I've seen a few !? Don

I have a very nice Guy Humphrey clarinet in A, but the logo looks like it was stamped in a very sloppy way. What kind of left pinkie keys does it have?Īnd does the register key look like a Buffet one? It is made from Granadilla wood and I am still impressed with it's sound. I have a stencil from Paris France that I bought in 1955. One post said there were 18 different brands made by Thibouville.ĭoes anyone have more complete information? But some other posts seem to place them earlier. One post on this bulletin board said that Malerne made many of these from !940-60. No name anywhere, but keywork looks identical to #1.

Brittany, Selmer underneath lever left hand pinkie keys, but the same strange register key of #2.Ĥ. Andre Chabot, same style left pinkie keys, but strange register key. The left hand low E/F# pinkie keys are Buffet style (fit into a hole). One is a Thibouville / Masson, with all four pieces stamped. Gift of G.New Topic | Go to Top | Go to Topic | Search | Help/ Rules | Smileys/Notes | Log Inĭoes anyone have a list of the French "stencil" clarinets, the brand names, and their characteristics?įor instance, I have four that I think fit in this category. Nickel silver (overall material) Measurements United States: Wisconsin, Kenosha Physical Description This bass clarinet was designed in France but manufactured at the Wisconsin plant. It is a bass clarinet in B-flat, model 400 serial #7422, made of grenadilla with nickel silver keys and fittings. Leblanc Corporation in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1963.