TrueTone
College Student who likes wind instruments & music
So yesterday my mom was very nice to me as usual and bought a Clarinet for me at an estate sale while the band was riding buses to a football game- a 1936 Conn 444N, I'll type something up on that later.
But it came with a Wm. Lewerenz, St. Louis Clarinet mouthpiece, made of marbled red and black HR.
Anyone know anything about it?
(Oh I so wish Terry was still here, as he probably would have heard of them)
It's not like this one, it's French styled, it doesn't have the rings for a string ligature: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Wm-...Mouthpiece-1-20mm-Excellent-Cnd-/232006070672
While it may not be relevant, he holds this patent: https://www.google.com/patents/US1401159
(Also, does anyone have an original barrel for the 444N also? I'd like that rather than the HR one with it which is obviously not right.)
But it came with a Wm. Lewerenz, St. Louis Clarinet mouthpiece, made of marbled red and black HR.
Anyone know anything about it?
(Oh I so wish Terry was still here, as he probably would have heard of them)
It's not like this one, it's French styled, it doesn't have the rings for a string ligature: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Wm-...Mouthpiece-1-20mm-Excellent-Cnd-/232006070672
While it may not be relevant, he holds this patent: https://www.google.com/patents/US1401159
(Also, does anyone have an original barrel for the 444N also? I'd like that rather than the HR one with it which is obviously not right.)
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