Holton’s semi-centennial directory and guide to Oberlin for 1883 .. (1883). archive.org, holtonssemicente00holt. https://archive.org/details/holtonssemicente00holt.
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- Holton's semi-centennial directory and guide to Oberlin for 1883 ..
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- 1883
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line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Franz Albert II established himself as a maker in 1880, and used Vuillaume, Tubbs and Tourte bows as models. He is now one of the most prominent bow makers in the world. — trade term as printed: "bow makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Franz Albert II established himself as a maker in 1880, and used Vuillaume, Tubbs and Tourte bows as models. He is now one of the most prominent bow makers in the world.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Franz Albert I, son of Karl Gottlieb Nurnberger, was a widely known bow maker, and founder of a bow-making school in Markneukirchen where he was the instructor for twenty-five years. — trade term as printed: "bow maker" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Franz Albert I, son of Karl Gottlieb Nurnberger, was a widely known bow maker, and founder of a bow-making school in Markneukirchen where he was the instructor for twenty-five years.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Franz Albert II established himself as a maker in 1880, and used Vuillaume, Tubbs and Tourte bows as models. He is now one of the most prominent bow makers in the world. — trade term as printed: "bow makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Franz Albert II established himself as a maker in 1880, and used Vuillaume, Tubbs and Tourte bows as models. He is now one of the most prominent bow makers in the world.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line corrected Places and dates of work
It said Franz Albert I, son of Karl Gottlieb Nurnberger, was a widely known bow maker, and founder of a bow-making school in Markneukirchen where he was the instructor for twenty-five years. — trade term as printed: "bow maker" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
It now says Franz Albert I, son of Karl Gottlieb Nurnberger, was a widely known bow maker, and founder of a bow-making school in Markneukirchen where he was the instructor for twenty-five years.
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line added Places and dates of work
It now says Franz Albert II established himself as a maker in 1880, and used Vuillaume, Tubbs and Tourte bows as models. He is now one of the most prominent bow makers in the world. — trade term as printed: "bow makers" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
Why No reason was recorded with this change.
line added Places and dates of work
It now says Franz Albert I, son of Karl Gottlieb Nurnberger, was a widely known bow maker, and founder of a bow-making school in Markneukirchen where he was the instructor for twenty-five years. — trade term as printed: "bow maker" — from OCR (read_as: ocr)
Why No reason was recorded with this change.