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

Scan 24

Lyon & Healy Violins 1924, 1924

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1VIOLIN STRING CLEANER
2No. G264—Our own preparation. Removes all accumulations of rosin, perspiration or dirt; preserves the strings and is also a fine cleaner for the varnish if properly used.
4VIOLIN BOW SCREWS
6No. G24—Ebony, German silver button, octagonal shape, inlaid in end.
7No. G26—Pure silver button, octagonal shape.
9VIOLIN BOW HAIR
10No. G20—Lancer's Professional Siberian, very finest quality, bleached, generous coils in individual envelopes for use in rehairing high grade bows.
11No. G25—Same grade and style as number G20, unbleached.
13VIOLIN BOW FROGS
14No. G4—Ebony, German silver dot inlaid in sides, German silver button, pearl slide.
15No. G6—Ebony, pearl eye inlaid in sides, full German silver lined, silver lined button, pearl slide.
16No. G20—Ebony, pearl eye inlaid inside, German silver lined, German silver button, pearl slide.
17No. G25—Ebony pearl eye inlaid in sides, full pure silver lined, full silver button, pearl slide, Bausch model.
19VIOLIN BOW TIPS
20No. G11—Ivory unlined.
21No. G12—Ivory, ebony lined.
23VIOLIN FINGERBOARDS
24No. G6—Ebony, plain, fine finish.
25No. G8—Ebony, excellent quality.
26No. G14—Very finest quality, Madagascar ebony, for high grade violins, superior model and finish.
28For Prices, see Insert at Page 1

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