Vintage clarinet made by Orsi Milano (Orsi Milano) of Italy, along with a Shiny case. It was overhauled about a month ago at a clarinet specialty store, costing around 90,000 yen. The invoice is included at the end of the photos. The pads, springs, corks, etc. have been replaced, so it's ready to play if you have the embouchure. Regarding the keys, they haven't been plated, and although they were polished, they didn't become very clean. The bell has a two-tone finish, glossy and matte (see photo 11). The bell ring wasn't completely repaired and is a little loose. Also, perhaps because it hasn't been played recently, one of the barrel rings has also become loose. One concern is that the manufacturing precision isn't very good, and some notes are difficult to tune. It might be usable for jazz, pop, etc., but it might not be ideal for wind bands or orchestras. It was sold as a junk item about two years ago, made of purple heart wood, as a custom order for a professional musician. After purchasing it, I did some research, but the wood is generally grenadilla, and the company itself doesn't put serial numbers or other identifying information on their instruments, so there's not much information available. However, one thing I can say is that it is definitely a higher-end model than those often listed on this site or certain auction sites. It probably comes with the original mouthpiece. I've only played it for testing purposes, but it has quite a few scratches. As a bonus, I'm including the Shiny case I've been using for storage. The handle is tattered, and there are many scratches and stains. Feel free to comment if you have any questions. Price negotiations are also welcome.