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Re: Who made this Bundy Clarinet?

Author: Don Berger
Date: 2007-09-21 20:39

Hi Bonnie, I also have a ?1930's? G M Bundy, Paris, but with some diff's. Ser.# 710, its only added feature is the [3rd finger, left-hand] ring and small "tuning" pad for a "fork" Eb/Bb, and has NO "Sponsored" info. I suggest looking up Selmer's history, as in this time period, I believe Geo. Bundy was setting up Selmer's US "presence". The cl is a fair player, and my guess is that it was adctually made by/with Selmer workers, ?seconds?? My Selmer-Paris R I, [1932] F B, has the Artic. C#/G# and an "auxiliary" touch -lever for it, for 1st Fing. Rt hand, but NO half-moon cutouts for the 3 lower touches. They made all kinds of cl's, perhaps. Don

Thanx, Mark, Don

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