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Author: haberc  
Date:   2006-11-12 23:23 
 Can anyone tell me about William Nuerneberger clarinets. I have one that is obviuosly very vintage. Distinct.  A band of metal above and below the octave key on the top joint.  Seems like a collector to me but I don't know. 
What can you tell me?
  
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Author: Chris P  
Date:   2006-11-12 23:34 
 "A band of metal above and below the octave key on the top joint" 
 
Sounds like the top joint split and it was repaierd by flush banding. Not an ideal method - not only is it conspicuous but it can cause the bore to narrow where the bands are fitted. 
 
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Howarth of London 
1998 - 2010 
 
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Single and Double Reed Specialist 
Oboes, Clarinets and Saxes 
 
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