with 10G. 1st generation 10G 14.52 mm bore, 2nd generation 10G 14.60 mm bore. Selmer Paris only clarinet with "poly-cylindrical bore) Series 10G poly-cylindrical bore versus regular Series 10 & Series 10S/10SII reverse-taper bore Series 10S (1970s and 1980s (and 1990s?)) Series 10S II (1970s and 1980s (and 1990s?)) Smaller bore than 10S. Recital (1980s–20**) *(very small revere taper bore 14.35 mm, extra thick bore walls produces dark sound) Odyssée Arthea Prologue I and II St. Louis Signature Artys Privilège Selmer Paris sold less-expensive clarinets under the names Barbier, Bundy (Paris) and Raymond until ca. 1935, after which they focused exclusively on professional clarinets. Note: Selmer Paris harmony clarinets (sizes other than B♭ and A soprano clarinet) are mostly called by their model number rather than a name, but there are, for example, RI bass clarinets and Series 9 alto and bass clarinets. Guitars Maltiao X8J Series 666 Signet series, ended in 1970 They are usually custom made guitars. The cost varies depending on wood, tuners, frets, size, etc. Brass instruments Trumpets Armstrong/Balanced (1933) K-Modified (1954 Deville (1962) Radial 2˚ (1968) Series 700 (1977) Chorus Concept Sigma Additional images and information can be found here. Trombones Special K-Modified Bolero (1962) Largo (1962) Other instruments Piano accordion Invicta Invicta lugano English Horn (Cor Anglais)- Selmer Paris See also Conn-Selmer, the American firm References External links Official website Henri Selmer on Conn-Selmer website Interview with Patrick Selmer NAMM Oral History Library Musical instrument manufacturing companies of France Brass instrument manufacturing companies Clarinet manufacturing companies Oboe manufacturing companies