Flute attributed to Louis Lot, Paris, ca. 1849-1850 NMM 3515. Flute attributed to Louis Lot, Paris, ca. 1849-1850. Distributed by Rudall & Rose, London. No serial number. Stamped on body (in script):  Rudall & Rose / Patentees / 38 Southhampton St Strand / London. Parabolic head, cylindrical body. Three sections. German-silver-plated tube. Silver-plated body, keys, raised lip plate, and screw-cap. Boehm 1832 key system, open G-sharp, Briccialdi B-flat. Post and axle supports. Lowest note c'. Total length, 669.2 mm. Sounding length, 592.1 mm. Original case. W. Wayne Sorensen Collection, 1984. Details of Key Work Click on any image below to see a larger image. Front view Back view Keys at upper end of body Keys at lower end of body Go to Annotated Checklist of Clarinets Made for Distribution by Rudall, Carte & Co. National Music Museum The University of South Dakota 414 East Clark Street Vermillion, SD   57069 ©National Music Museum, 2007 Most recent update: July 11, 2007 You are the 756th visitor to this page since July 11, 2007 The University of South Dakota Return to Top of Page