Can you make it into something that stands for Gebr. Hablowitz? I think I see an "H" in there.bloke wrote:My answer (fwiw) is "No."
1 - I cannot make that (??) trademark into anything that would signify Gebr. Alexander Mainz.
Large Shank German mouthpiece?
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Re: Large Shank German mouthpiece?
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Re: Large Shank German mouthpiece?
Yep, it's a Hablowitz. Looks a little different than mine, but that's absolutely what it is. It says "West Germany" which puts it at 1949-1990, probably most likely 50s-70s, but I don't know for sure. It could be for an Alexander, but it's not officially an Alexander mouthpiece.hrender wrote:That would make sense based on the response from "Tom" on this thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=38287#p335525Mike Finn wrote:Can you make it into something that stands for Gebr. Hablowitz? I think I see an "H" in there.
I see the G and what looks like a B and maybe an H inside
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