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An Encyclopedia of the Violin, 1925
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1EDITOR'S PREFACE
3The preparation of M. Bachmann's Encyclopedia of the Violin from the practical and commercial standpoint has been a source of great pleasure to the editor, due to the fact that not only has the author covered the entire field thoroughly, but the translator, Mr. Frederick H. Martens, has aided greatly by his lucid translation of the work.
5Acknowledgment is also gratefully made to Mr. Jay C. Freeman and Mr. Franz Kneisel for the valuable advice and assistance rendered in the preparation of the volume; to Mr. Felix Kahn and Mr. Maurice Sternberger for the use of reference books and pictures; to Mr. Howard Semple for assistance in the art work and to J. H. Armour and Company, John Friedrich and Brother, August Gemunder and Sons and the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company for information and photographs utilized in articles devoted to manufacturing or mechanical processes.
7The plan of the work is to include in a single volume concise and accurate information on every subject connected with the violin. Its fulfillment will be a source of great satisfaction to the publishers.
9ALBERT E. WIER.
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