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F. Arthur Uebel clarinet, German system, woodwind instrument in backpack case, 21st c. Wood and metal, clarinet by F. Arthur Uebel, 21st c., mouthpiece, upper joint and bell marked, lower joint numbered “621 80428”, probably B-flat clarinet, German system, the musical instrument with 20 keys, six rings, ligature, two barrels and clarinet stand in a backpack case with embroidered lettering “F. Arthur Uebel”, together with clarinet reeds by Rico Royal and Vandoren, Paris, damaged, bell broken, secured with adhesive tape, function not tested. Viewing recommended. L. 66 cm The F. Arthur Uebel workshop was founded on 2 September 1936 by Friedrich Arthur Uebel in Markneukirchen in the Saxon Musikwinkel; Uebel had trained in Berlin under Oskar Oehler and took over his clientele after Oehler's death in 1936. The firm mainly built clarinets of the German system (Oehler system), as well as Boehm and Reform Boehm clarinets; its best-known model was the “Theatermodell 702”. In 1984 the business was absorbed into the VEB Blechblas- und Signalinstrumentenfabrik, and in 2005 production in Markneukirchen ended. In 2010 Jürgen Stölzel re-founded F. Arthur Uebel GmbH, based in Wiesbaden, which has since again manufactured its woodwind instruments in Markneukirchen and moved into a new production facility there in 2017.
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