Moeck - - Recorder (No reserve price)





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Description from the seller
Vintage set of two wooden recorders from the German company MOECK, kept in their original case with accessories.
The set probably includes:
- a soprano C wooden recorder, disassemblable into two parts
- a sopranino F wooden recorder
- original rigid case lined with burgundy velvet
- cleaning swab
- accessory / small maintenance bottle
- fingering chart and original manual in German
Both instruments bear the MOECK mark.
The instruction sheet indicates a German fingering system ("deutsche Griffweise"), which also corresponds to the hole layout visible on the instruments.
The flutes are made of light wood, most likely maple, the wood traditionally used by MOECK for this type of instrument.
The design and presentation are compatible with MOECK’s older productions from the second half of the 20th century, probably circa 1960-1970.
The soprano shows features close to the old MOECK Tuju series. However, this series attribution is given with caution, as no clearly legible model number is visible.
Manufacturer:
MOECK
Country:
Germany
Period:
Second half of the 20th century
Estimated dating:
Circa 1960-1970
Instruments:
Soprano C recorder and, probably, sopranino F
Fingering:
German
Materials:
Wood, probably maple, cork, metal and textile
Case dimensions:
About 24 × 9 × 4 cm
Total weight:
About 320 g
Condition:
Good vintage overall with light signs of use and aging compatible with the age. The case also shows normal storage and handling marks.
The accessories and vintage documentation constitute an interesting addition for a collector of wind instruments or vintage German recorders.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
Vintage set of two wooden recorders from the German company MOECK, kept in their original case with accessories.
The set probably includes:
- a soprano C wooden recorder, disassemblable into two parts
- a sopranino F wooden recorder
- original rigid case lined with burgundy velvet
- cleaning swab
- accessory / small maintenance bottle
- fingering chart and original manual in German
Both instruments bear the MOECK mark.
The instruction sheet indicates a German fingering system ("deutsche Griffweise"), which also corresponds to the hole layout visible on the instruments.
The flutes are made of light wood, most likely maple, the wood traditionally used by MOECK for this type of instrument.
The design and presentation are compatible with MOECK’s older productions from the second half of the 20th century, probably circa 1960-1970.
The soprano shows features close to the old MOECK Tuju series. However, this series attribution is given with caution, as no clearly legible model number is visible.
Manufacturer:
MOECK
Country:
Germany
Period:
Second half of the 20th century
Estimated dating:
Circa 1960-1970
Instruments:
Soprano C recorder and, probably, sopranino F
Fingering:
German
Materials:
Wood, probably maple, cork, metal and textile
Case dimensions:
About 24 × 9 × 4 cm
Total weight:
About 320 g
Condition:
Good vintage overall with light signs of use and aging compatible with the age. The case also shows normal storage and handling marks.
The accessories and vintage documentation constitute an interesting addition for a collector of wind instruments or vintage German recorders.
Photos are an integral part of the description.

