Scan 41
Catalog of Rare Old Violins, Violas, Violoncellos, Bows of Rare Makes, 1919
32 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1RARE OLD VIOLINS
3GOULDING, ENGLISH, 1810 one of two readings
4Goulding, English, 1810 one of two readings
5Number 5212. Flat model. Orange red varnish. Top, straight grain spruce; back, curly maple. Good preservation.
6Price: $150
8PERRY & WILKINSON, DUBLIN, 1821 one of two readings
9Perry & Wilkinson, Dublin, 1821 one of two readings
10Number 5218. Flat model. Brown varnish. Top, fine grain spruce; back, curly maple.
11Price: $150
13NICOLAS, PARIS, 1805-10 one of two readings
14Nicolas, Paris, 1805-10 one of two readings
15Number 5225. Broad, flat model. Brown varnish. Top, fine grain spruce; back, flamed maple.
16Price: $150
18JOANN BLASIUS WEIGERT, LINZ, 17— one of two readings
19Joann Blasius Weigert, Linz, 17— one of two readings
20Number 5249. Medium high model. Top, fine grain spruce; back, plain maple.
21Price: $150
23JACOB RAYMAN, LONDON, 1652 one of two readings
24Jacob Rayman, London, 1652 one of two readings
25Number 4465. Medium high model. Brown varnish. Top, straight grain spruce; back, flamed maple. Fine condition and tone.
26Price: $150
28THOMAS PERRY, DUBLIN, 1770 one of two readings
29Thomas Perry, Dublin, 1770 one of two readings
30Number 4841. Perry was the greatest of Irish violin makers. He made many instruments, by himself and in conjunction with Thomas Wilkinson. This violin was made while he was living in Kilkenny. It has a strong, healthy tone, and is suitable for solo and orchestra work. It is covered with very rich, amber brown varnish.
31Price: $150
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