Clarinet Identification

[Eric Dunlop]

I have acquired an Eb clarinet. I am hoping that some one can help me identify it.
It has the engraved lettering on the Bell and on the upper part of the body :- R.M.S.
It also has the following serial number CO391
The clarinet plays perfectly.

[DaveLeBlanc]

Please post several pictures, especially of the keywork and the logos.

Without further information, this could be almost anything!

[bsharek]

how do you post images (if a single .jpg is too large/too many Mb)?

[DaveLeBlanc]

It's the bane of this forum. You will have to use MS Paint, or picresize.com

OR, you can just email the picture to me at daveleblanc@clarinetpages.net and I can post it for you!

[Steve]

Hello,

I am new, sorry if I am in the wrong place. 

I was trying to find some information on a Vals Artist clarinet; made in France. No  serial number.  This is all the information I have, I think Vals is Spanish for Waltz.  The clarinet is nice unstained wood and plays OK.

Steve

[DaveLeBlanc]

Hello,

I am new, sorry if I am in the wrong place. 

I was trying to find some information on a Vals Artist clarinet; made in France. No  serial number.  This is all the information I have, I think Vals is Spanish for Waltz.  The clarinet is nice unstained wood and plays OK.

Steve

Hi Steve,

Please go back to the main topic page and click "New Topic" near the upper right of the page.

Please also post pictures of the clarinet, especially of keywork and any logos. If the image is more than 600kb, then you will have to use Microsoft Paint, or Picresize.com to resize the picture to 600kb or below. If you have any issues you can email the pictures to me at daveleblanc@clarinetpages.net and I can post them for you

Dave

[LarryS]

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