Thanks. I've responded in email, but I'll do so again here in case anybody coming into the thread late wants to spread the word...
It's very dark brown. There's no name on it, but there is a small shape that looks like it might be supposed to be a maple leaf, which I suspect is a maker's mark. It looks like the photo of the Moeck bass on the von Huene (http://www.vonhuene.com/moeck_crumhorns.cfm) web site. It's in a red cardboard case with a foam insert, such that the windcap, reed + staple, and main body of the instrument each have their own cutout in the foam. There's a sticker on the box with the name of a store in New England on it -- I'm pretty sure it was the New England Shop for Early Music (which is von Huene).
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It's very dark brown. There's no name on it, but there is a small shape that looks like it might be supposed to be a maple leaf, which I suspect is a maker's mark. It looks like the photo of the Moeck bass on the von Huene (http://www.vonhuene.com/moeck_crumhorns.cfm) web site. It's in a red cardboard case with a foam insert, such that the windcap, reed + staple, and main body of the instrument each have their own cutout in the foam. There's a sticker on the box with the name of a store in New England on it -- I'm pretty sure it was the New England Shop for Early Music (which is von Huene).