Leblanc Paris Clarinet Serial Numbers

Serial NumberYearLocationTrombone OilSecond Hand Instruments1898Corner ofChicago, IL11901Corner ofChicago, IL4Chicago, IL1907Chicago, IL701918Spring of 1918Elkhorn, WI737001964Acquired byG. LeBlanc Corporation2004Acquired bySteinway Musical InstrumentsConn Selmer Division2008Last mfg. In Elkhornmoved to. Marked the end of more than 100 years of mfg. Of Holton branded instruments.

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EXTRA CLEAN VINTAGE Leblanc-Paris model 425 wood BASS CLARINET. Serial number 1438, made in France in the forties (?). Very good nickel plate to the keywork, no cracks to the wood, new mouthpiece. I have a Leblanc Clarinet, stamped with Leblanc France Clarinet, Serial Number 26038, which seems to - Answered by a verified Musical Instrument Appraiser We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our website.

STENCILS: Evette / Evette Schaeffer MalerneThe history of Malerne clarinets is sketchy at best, so the followinginformation may be correct at one certain time or another. If you have anymore accurate information please please contactMalerne has three distinct soprano clarinets. The “Professional” which had 4 stars, the “Intermediate” which had 3 stars, and the “Standard” model which had no stars and was considered the student model. Malerne (like SML) stenciled their clarinets and you can find Malernes as Conns, Olds and Linton, Evette (Buffet student), Evette and Schaeffer (Buffet Intermediate), Selmer UK clarinets and many others.The Standard model apparently did not have an adjustment screw on the G#/Athroat keys on the early ones.

The Intermediate and Professional did (I assume all the time). The bore on the standard (on one measured instrument) was smaller at.577 than the Intermediate and Pro. Not many of these have passed through my hands and I have not kept any measure dimensions or pics of them.In 1904 Mr. Malerne was a Noblet foreman and played in the La Couture Municipal Band when Mr. Georges Leblanc was the Director. In 1930s LeBret (Paris) was sold to Malerne.

In 1975 Malerne was bought by SML.Malerne made clarinets a variety of makers including Buffet (their Evette andEvette-Schaeffer models – look for the serial number preceeding “A”, “B”, “C”,“D” or “E”), even department stores such as Sears at one time resold a Malerne as a “Symphonie Artiste” model. Way too many stencils names to list but look for the letter preceeding the numbers as a potential indicator.Malerne Standard EmblemA1816 & A43xx has the Bb throat adjusting screw. ( The dates arereally just a guess )A6793 – 1942ish no lining and no throat adjusting screw. Yes, if younoticed the A6793 (supposedly a later serial number has no adjusting screw,where as the A43xx has one)Dxxxx 1945ishE3491 – 1946ish – had that nickel silver lining in the upper joint.adjusting screw on the throat keys. Pics are from top of top joint, andfrom bottom of top jointOxxxx = 1955ishSymphonie Artiste –Malerne Stencil sold by Sears Roubuck & companyThere have been ebay ads trying to tout a Symphonie Artiste as a Leblancclarinet.

This is not the case. I bought my Symphonie Artiste yearsago on CraigsList hoping for the same thing. Instead I got a clearly secondgrade quality instrument. This is clearly a stencil and is not aprofessional instrument in any way. The keywork is large, not highlyfinished and clumsy feeling, ie, a student instrument. This instrumentscreams “student” and nothing like a finely finished Leblanc professionalclarinet.

Of course, it isn’t. It’s a student Malerne clarinet.