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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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1Vulcanite chin-rests attached by clamping plates.
31130. 1888. No. 4194. Pike, W. H. Improved clip, made of ebony, metal, or wood.
4Serves as a guide and music-holder.
61131. 1888. No. 1552. Major, I. W. Improved bridge in the shape of a box to produce a finer tone.
81132. 1888. No. 5760. Spratley, R. Tuning-peg:
101133. 1888. No. 6530. Lexhime, I. J. Bows for stringed instruments.
121134. 1889. No. 1838. Ximenes, I. L. Improvements in tail-pieces, bridges, and tuning-peg of violins, &c.
141135. 1889. No. 2046. Lake, H. H., for Bohman, D. A chest and shoulder rest.
161136. 1889. No. 2720. Ritter, H. Improved bridges made with three feet.
17Vide No. 45.
191137. 1889. No. 5431. Kessler, Junr., A. Violins and Bows.
20The hair is knotted and introduced into a recess at nut and tip, sides being covered by a slide which prevents the hair from slipping out. [Vide No. 25, Fig. 68.]
221138. 1889. No. 12,544. Fleischen, P. A method of treating the sound-boards of violins, &c., so as to improve their vibrating qualities.
241139. 1889. No. 16,694. Pope, S. T. Bow guide for violins.
25A piece of wire bent and clamped at one end to the finger-board.
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