[MikeRoManiak]

I was cleaning up around the house, and I came across this clarinet that I picked up a couple of years back. I couldn't get much out of it, so I just stored it away. Since I know nothing about it (and couldn't find much when Googling,) I was hoping someone here might know something.

Writing on the front of the upper joint:

BUNDY
577​

Writing on the back/bottom of the upper joint (Note: the '902' looks like it was engraved on by a shaky hand :?):

902
1382970​

Writing on the bell:

BUNDY
RESONITE

THE
SELMER COMPANY
U.S.A​

 

[tictactux]

The 577 Bundy is a - dare I say - good student-grade clarinet. Nearly indestructible, good keywork and all, a million-seller. A safe bet for outdoors and that nephew/niece who wants to start. Don't lightheartedly give it away for an apple and an egg.
(The 577 refers to the bore size - .577" or 1.465 mm)

I've restored a bunch of these and every single one was - with a good mouthpiece - a good player. Get a Hite Premiere or a Fobes Debut mouthpiece and get goin'.