This listing is for a vintage Bassoon.  I have uploaded 12 high resolution photos for your inspection and I will supply more upon request.  I will answer any and all questions about this piece to the best of my ability as I am not a bassoon player, nor expert in the field of instruments.The bassoon is marked: GUY HUMPHREY PARIS on each of the 4 sections.  One section does have a few other markings/hallmarks that are shown in one of the pictures, not sure what they might be, but if you know or might know and we can help each other out, please do so.  Looks like a couple different symbols and some letters/logo.It has an old style of engraving on one section, KENOSHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.  It does not have a case.Feel free to make an offer as I'm sure it will need to be serviced, cleaned, oiled, adjusted, tuned, etc.  Otherwise it looks pretty nice as-is and can only get better!This information was just provided by another member:This is an early Huller bassoon. The monogram GH under the lyre stands for Gottlob Huller. It is superimposed by a large S that stands for the city Schoneck.
Guy Humphrey is a trading company