Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

Naylor, Isaac

Headingly · 1775 to 1792

Historical maker

Named in 5 books.

What the books printed

British Violin Makers, W. Meredith Morris. London: Robert Scott, 1920. Page 208, scan 254. Held as more than one scan.
NAYLOR, ISAAC, Headingly, Leeds: 1775-90. A pupil of Richard Duke, many of whose characteristics he reproduced in his work.
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Old violins, Haweis, H. R. (Hugh Reginald). Edinburgh, Grant, 1905. Page 263, scan 287.
NAYLOR, Isaac. A pupil of Richard Duke; worked at Headingly, near Leeds, 1778-92.
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the violin its famous makers and their imitators, 1909. Page 323, scan 393. Held as more than one scan.
NAYLOR, Isaac, Headingly, near Leeds, about 1778–92.
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An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann. 1925. Page 38, scan 60. Held as more than one scan.
NAYLOR, ISAAC, Headingly, b. Leeds; 1778 to 1792.
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Les ancêtres du violon et du violoncelle, les luthiers et les fabricants d'archets, 1901. Page 279, scan 293.
NAYLOR (ISAAC). — Headingly, 1778-1792.
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  • Entries from 5 books stand under this name, and the software judged them likely the same person. Tell us if that is wrong and we will split the record.

Same name

Whether any of these is the same person, the books do not say.