The four pictures at the top were from an eBay listing. That may have been a Bb Legris. Amy's clarinet reviewed below is an A.

Serial  #none found   Thanks to Amy for letting me recondition and review this!
Barrel:  63.3mm
Bore LH joint top:  14.5mm
Bore LH joint at bottom:  14.6mm






Intonation results taken when playing loud and not lipping. See how to interpret these results on the Model Comparison Page.






I needed to used a different barrel and with the pulled out distance it was 60mm in total length, and zero pulled out in the center.

Intonation summary: Not good, but I am hampered by my lack of knowledge of Albert system A clarinets. This would require some expert work to make it play in tune. Although maybe all it needs is a historically correct mouthpiece. My modern mouthpiece (Chedeville Prime) does not have the right bore characteristics to bring out the best for this instrument.

Key work quality: Nice. Good quality for the time this was made.

This clarinet is most appropriate for: A clarinet collector, or an Albert system player needing an A clarinet.

After reconditioning:

Before reconditioning: