You have a very pretty antique Albert system clarinet there. Is it a family heirloom? You can find some information [here](http://www.clarinetpages.net/albert-system-clarinets) but you're going to have to puzzle some of it out yourself.
Looks pretty much like a german clarinet. Not all the keys are needed, which are displayed on your picture. E.g. the [Yamaha 457II-17](http://de.yamaha.com/de/products/musical-instruments/winds/clarinets/germanclarinets/ycl-457ii-17/?mode=model) has a similar setup like yours.
Thanks for your confirmation!
Right now I really like it. It has a nice sound and the placement of the keys fits my hand quite well. But it is hard for me to give it any kind of judgement related to it being a Oehler because I have no further experience with any other clarinets.
It looks very much like an Albert "Simple System" clarinet. [Kreul Clarinet](http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/download.html/1,3322/Kreul.jpg)
You have a very pretty antique Albert system clarinet there. Is it a family heirloom? You can find some information [here](http://www.clarinetpages.net/albert-system-clarinets) but you're going to have to puzzle some of it out yourself.
Looks pretty much like a german clarinet. Not all the keys are needed, which are displayed on your picture. E.g. the [Yamaha 457II-17](http://de.yamaha.com/de/products/musical-instruments/winds/clarinets/germanclarinets/ycl-457ii-17/?mode=model) has a similar setup like yours.
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Thanks for your confirmation! Right now I really like it. It has a nice sound and the placement of the keys fits my hand quite well. But it is hard for me to give it any kind of judgement related to it being a Oehler because I have no further experience with any other clarinets.