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

Scan 35

Catalog of rare old violins, violas, violoncellos, bows of rare makes, 1921

24 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 20. See the scan on archive.org.

1BERNARD S. FENDT, 1810
2NUMBER 5583. Large Guarnerius model. The wood throughout is of the choicest selection. Top, medium grain spruce; back, two pieces of maple, of broad curl. Orange varnish. Splendid state of preservation. Fine solo violin.
3Price: $750
5SEBASTIAN KLOZ, MITTENWALD, 1761
6NUMBER 5805. Well developed model. Back two pieces flamed maple. Top, medium grain spruce. Orange varnish. Excellent state of preservation. Large, mellow tone. Superb specimen.
7Price: $750
9LEOPOLD WIDHALM, NURNBERG, 1776
10NUMBER 5746. Well developed model. Back, two pieces handsome curly maple, with sides to match. Top, spruce of wide grain. The varnish is of a lovely dark red color. Very mellow large tone.
11Price: $700
13B. FLEURY, PARIS, 1771
14NUMBER 5762. Broad type. Back, two pieces curly maple, with sides to match. Top, spruce of medium grain. The varnish is of an orange brown color. Excellent state of preservation. Large tone of splendid quality. Good solo and orchestra violin.
15Price: $500
17AEGIDIUS KLOZ, MITTENWALD, 1735
18NUMBER 5816. Medium high model. Back, two pieces curly maple, with sides to match. Top, spruce of fine grain. The varnish is of a brownish color. Beautiful tone.
19Price: $500
21L. GUERSAN, PARIS, 1761
22NUMBER 5747. Large, flat model. Back, two pieces flamed maple, with sides to match. Top, wide grain spruce. Orange yellow varnish. Good state of preservation. Splendid tone.
23Price: $450

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