I'm selling this because I received it but won't be using it, so I'd like to pass it on to someone who will take good care of it. It comes with a mouthpiece, cap, ligature (Selmer), reeds (opened but unused, 10 pieces), reed case, and strap, so you can start playing right away. Maintenance tools are also included. (Cork grease, key oil, swabs L and M) Here's the description from when I purchased it: Thank you for looking. I've used this for about 10 years, but I'm selling it because I've acquired a long-bore instrument. This is a rare Leblanc wooden bass clarinet. I believe the model is either 325 or 325S, but I'm not very familiar with it, so the details are unknown. As you can see in the photos, there are many dents on the bell and neck, peeling plating, rust, small scratches on the outside of the body, and the rubber bottom of the end pin is torn due to use, but it does not affect playing at all. Also, the case is in poor condition, and the previous owner has repaired it by attaching felt, but this did not affect transportation or the storage of the instrument. This model originally did not come with an end pin, but when I used it, I had a workshop install an end pin from a YCL-221, making it easier to handle for middle school students and women. Unlike modern instruments, it does not have a C#/G# key on the left-hand lever key, but there is a mechanism where C#/G# can be produced by lifting only the middle finger with the Low F fingering, which I think is quite easy to handle once you get used to it. Since I've played it quite a bit, it's a very resonant instrument from the bottom to the top. Although adjustments may be necessary to suit individual preferences, it's an instrument that I was using on the front lines until just the other day, so it's ready to play immediately. This is the perfect instrument for those who want a bass clarinet but prefer wood over resin... and are having trouble with older models that don't have an end pin. I will add photos if there are any unclear parts. I will also consider price negotiations to some extent, so please let me know in the comments. Thank you for your consideration.