Normandy Model 5 Clarinet - Wood Clarinet Made in France - Very Good w/ Hard Case
Very Good overall condition. The item has a few marks around the body and the cork on the middle section has come off. Please refer to photographs for proof of condition. Comes with hard case.Ā
Normandy Model 5 clarinet is a wood clarinet made in France, known for its good playing condition and often accompanied by a hard case and mouthpiece. Normandy clarinets were made by Noblet, a company that also produced Leblanc clarinets. The Normandy brand was used for the American market as a remembrance of the D-Day invasion, with Vito Pascucci having made friends with Leon Leblanc during the late stages of WWII.
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Normandy Model 5 Clarinet - Wood Clarinet Made in France - Very Good w/ Hard Case
Normandy Model 5 Clarinet - Wood Clarinet Made in France - Very Good w/ Hard Case
Very Good overall condition. The item has a few marks around the body and the cork on the middle section has come off. Please refer to photographs for proof of condition. Comes with hard case.Ā
Normandy Model 5 clarinet is a wood clarinet made in France, known for its good playing condition and often accompanied by a hard case and mouthpiece. Normandy clarinets were made by Noblet, a company that also produced Leblanc clarinets. The Normandy brand was used for the American market as a remembrance of the D-Day invasion, with Vito Pascucci having made friends with Leon Leblanc during the late stages of WWII.
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Very Good overall condition. The item has a few marks around the body and the cork on the middle section has come off. Please refer to photographs for proof of condition. Comes with hard case.Ā
Normandy Model 5 clarinet is a wood clarinet made in France, known for its good playing condition and often accompanied by a hard case and mouthpiece. Normandy clarinets were made by Noblet, a company that also produced Leblanc clarinets. The Normandy brand was used for the American market as a remembrance of the D-Day invasion, with Vito Pascucci having made friends with Leon Leblanc during the late stages of WWII.
