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Blasier, H. E.

Williamsburg · listed 1916 and 1924

Historical maker

Named in 3 books.

What the books printed

The Violinist's Guide, Chicago: The Violinist Publishing Company, 1916. p. 21.
m. — Williamsburg, Iowa. American maker, 1859; of French, English and German ancestry. Educated at the State University of Iowa. Studied violin construction and has been making violins for nearly two decades. Has made extensive and thorough investigation along lines of physical construction. Oil varnish, brownish yellow. Follows Guarnerius outline, but archings are entirely original. Instruments used and endorsed by artists of international reputation. A Blasier violin received highest markings at Convention of American Guild of Violinists, Chicago, 1915.
The Violinist's Guide, Chicago: The Violinist Publishing Company, 1916. Page 21, scan 24.
Blasier, H. E. m. Williamsburg, Ia.
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The Violinist's Guide, Chicago: The Violinist Publishing Company, 1924. line 25 of what the software read from the scan.
Blasier, H. E. m. Williamsburg, Iowa
An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann. 1925. Page 49, scan 73. Held as more than one scan.
BLASIER, H. E., Williamsburg, Ia.
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  • Entries from 3 books stand under this name, and nobody has judged yet whether they mean the same person.