Scan 317

Old violins, 1905

35 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 293. See the scan on archive.org.

1Sound qualities of old and new violins, 227

2South Kensington Collections, see Kensington.

3Stainer, see Chap. VI.

4Stainer, Miss, "Violin Manual," 189

5Stradivarius, see Chap. V.

6Strange finds, 77

7String gauge, 154

8Strings, violin, see Chap. X.

9Story of the Markneukirchen Guild, 194-197

10Subdivision of labour a cause of decline, 231

12Tarisio, see Luigi, 179, and Chap. XIV. one of two readings

13TARISIO, see Luigi, 179, and Chap. XIV. one of two readings

14Techler, German school, 102

15Thibouville – Lamy, French maker, 189

16Tourte, bow-maker, 164

18Treatment of violin, see Chap. XIV.

19Tubbs, bow-maker, 169

20"Tuscan," the celebrated Strad, 69

21Urquhart, English maker, 124 one of two readings

22URQUHART, English maker, 124 one of two readings

23Varnish, see Chap. IX. one of two readings

24VARNISH, see Chap. IX. one of two readings

25Violin constitution, see Chap. II.

26Violin dealing and collecting, see Chap. XV.

27Violin progress, see Chap. I.

28Violin rise, see Chap. I.

29Violin treatment, see Chap. XIV.

30Viols, see Chap. I.; English, 119

31Vision of Stradivari, 79

32Vuillaume, 110, 168

33Walmsley, English maker, 125 one of two readings

34WALMESLEY, English maker, 125 one of two readings

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