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

Scan 20

Lyon & Healy Violins 1924, 1924

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1VIOLIN CASES—Continued
3Nos. G119-G120.
5No. G119—Shaped fibre case, covered with fine keraderma, imitation of Morroco grained leather. Metal valance, nickel plated lock, clasps and end protectors. Lined with felt, 2 compartments, space for 2 bows.
7No. G119½—Same as G119, ½ size.
9No. G119¾—Same as G119, ¾ size.
11No. G120—Same as G119 but lined with a superfine grade of felt. A neat case.
13No. G125—Veneer shell, covered with imitation of alligator leather. Full flannel lined. Nickel plated latches, locks, steel valance. One pocket.
15No. G127—Fibre body, covered with imitation of dark alligator leather. Nickel plated clasps, locks, end protectors and guards.
17Nos. G100-G101-G102
19No. G100—Made of heavy canvas, bound with imitation leather and lined throughout with flannel. Fitted with leather handle. Opens at end. Fastens with strap and buckle. A good, serviceable case.
21No. G101—Same as No. G100, for ½ size violin.
23No. G102—Same as No. G100, for ¾ size violin.
25For Prices, see Insert at Page 1
27VIOLIN CASES—Continued
29VIOLIN BAGS
31No. G20
33No. G19½—Made of plain green felt, for violin alone. Fitted with cord fasteners.
35No. G20—Green felt, better quality than the preceding, with place for bow. Has patent fasteners. A very fine quality bag.
37G1468—Made of fine quality silk, with ribbon fastener, violin shape to fit inside of case to protect violin from damp atmosphere. Made in three colors—red, blue and green.
39For Prices, see Insert at Page 1

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