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

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Catalog of Rare Old Violins, Violas and Violoncellos: Also Bows of Rare Makes, 1917

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1RARE OLD VIOLINS
3LEOPOLD RENAUDIN, PARIS, 1782
4Number 4777. Broad Stradivarius pattern. One-piece curly maple back. Straight even grain spruce top, and rich, reddish color varnish. It possesses a strong tone of fine quality.
5Price: $400
7JEAN ROBERT CHIBON, PARIS, 1784
8Number 4780. Broad Stradivarius model. Pale brown varnish. Fine state of preservation. Large tone.
9Price: $400
11JOANNES FRANCISCUS CELONIATUS, 1737
12Number 4910. Small, medium high model. Light brown varnish. Back, flamed maple; top, wide grain spruce. Well preserved.
13Price: $400
15MARCUS STAINER, KUFSTEIN, 1650-1660
16Number 5003. Well developed model. Very handsome curly maple back and sides. Orange red colored varnish. Handsome scroll. Brilliant tone.
17Price: $375
19MICHAEL ANDREAS PARTL, VIENNA, 1746
20Number 4829. Partl was one of the very best of the Viennese School. His model is medium high; his varnish a rich brownish color. This instrument is in splendid condition and has a large brilliant tone.
21Price: $350
23LEOPOLD WIDHALM, NURNBERG, 1797
24Number 4450. High model. Red brown varnish. Top, straight grain spruce; back, curly maple. Fine state of preservation. Excellent tone of ample power.
25Price: $350

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