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

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De fidiculis bibliographia: being an attempt towards a bibliography of the violin and all other instruments played with a bow in ancient and modern times, 1890

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1tions of such books as I have seen since the publication of the first part. These supplementary titles and descriptions will be numbered so that they can be cut apart and pasted in alphabetical order in their proper places on the opposite leaf. If I may be allowed a practical suggestion, I should recommend that these mere supplementary titles published with each part should be cut asunder and very lightly pasted into their places—as, for instance, in the present part, No. 10a, BAUD and GOSSEC, F. J., should be lightly tacked in opposite No. 10, BACHMANN, O., until I am able to see the former book, and give a description of it.
3I may say here that I shall be most grateful to any of my readers who will help me to see any of these works which have hitherto escaped me, or who will send me notes of the titles of any works apparently unknown to me. Indeed, any suggestions or information that may be offered to me at any stage of my work, I shall receive with sincere appreciation and thanks.
5E. H.-A.
7LONDON,
8November 1890.

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