Mollenhauer, brooch, Castello boxwood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, brooch, Castello boxwood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, brooch, grenadilla ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, brooch, grenadilla ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, Brooch, Rosewood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Brooch, Rosewood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, Brooch, Tulipwood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Brooch, Tulipwood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, chain pendant, Castello boxwood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, chain pendant, Castello boxwood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, chain pendant, rosewood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, chain pendant, rosewood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, Earring, Castello boxwood ( 2 pieces ), not playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Earring, Castello boxwood ( 2 pieces ), not playable This miniature recorder ear pendant was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. For many years he made these gems in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition where he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! This was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the wind channel end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told you the anecdote. However, it will certainly make you more aware of the achievement that lies ahead of you here.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. That the earrings are not playable is certainly clear. After all, the centerpiece is missing. Long market research has shown that very few players have a middle ear to which you could attach the centerpiece. *grin* Therefore, the model shown is simply jewelry. But a beautiful one.

 Mollenhauer, Earring, Grenadilla ( 2 parts ), not playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Earring, Grenadilla ( 2 parts ), not playable This miniature recorder ear pendant was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. For many years he made these gems in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition where he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! This was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the wind channel end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told you the anecdote. However, it will certainly make you more aware of the achievement that lies ahead of you here.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. That the earrings are not playable is certainly clear. After all, the centerpiece is missing. Long market research has shown that very few players have a middle ear to which you could attach the centerpiece. *grin* Therefore, the model shown is simply jewelry. But a beautiful one.

 Mollenhauer, earring, rosewood ( 2 parts ), not playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, earring, rosewood ( 2 parts ), not playable This miniature recorder ear pendant was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. For many years he made these gems in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition where he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! This was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the wind channel end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told you the anecdote. However, it will certainly make you more aware of the achievement that lies ahead of you here.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. That the earrings are not playable is certainly clear. After all, the centerpiece is missing. Long market research has shown that very few players have a middle ear to which you could attach the centerpiece. *grin* Therefore, the model shown is simply jewelry. But a beautiful one.

 Mollenhauer, Earring, Tulipwood ( 2 pieces ), not playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Earring, Tulipwood ( 2 pieces ), not playable This miniature recorder ear pendant was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. For many years he made these gems in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition where he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! This was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the wind channel end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told you the anecdote. However, it will certainly make you more aware of the achievement that lies ahead of you here.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. That the earrings are not playable is certainly clear. After all, the centerpiece is missing. Long market research has shown that very few players have a middle ear to which you could attach the centerpiece. *grin* Therefore, the model shown is simply jewelry. But a beautiful one.

 Mollenhauer, Pendant, Grenadilla ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, Pendant, Grenadilla ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.

 Mollenhauer, pendant, Tulipwood ( length 8 cm ), playable Some words about the Mollenhauer, pendant, Tulipwood ( length 8 cm ), playable This miniature recorder was developed by the ingenious instrument maker Adalbert Koch. He made these gems for many years in his small hobby workshop on miniature machines optimized by him. The trigger was an exhibition at which he had seen a miniature recorder. But this one did not produce any tones! That was a ""can't-go"" moment for an instrument maker who practiced his profession with heart and soul. He developed the present models in weeks of his own attention to detail and precision - and they are playable! Even if he was only 99.9% satisfied with the result. The upcut (the distance between the windway end and the labium edge) is proportionally larger on these small flute dwarfs than on the normal soprano or alto recorder. We are sure you would not have noticed this detail if we had not told the anecdote. However, it certainly makes you more aware of the accomplishment that lies ahead.Oh yes, you can only see the picture of this little marvel at the moment. Our tip: Order a copy and delight yourself and others when you elicit tones or even little melodies from this gem. The fact that you are carrying such a unique legacy of an ingenious instrument maker with you comes free of charge.