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The arts and crafts book of the worshipful Guild of violin-makers of Markneukirchen, from the year 1677 to the year 1772

London: Pub. for the author, by H.S. Nichols and Co., 1894.

On archive.org as artscraftsbookof00petoiala.

48 pages read (scans 7 to 59)20 names found10 makers on this site cite it

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7 De Fidiculis Opuscula. Read
9 Dedication. Read
14 6 9. VII. Johann Adam Bopel. Read
15 7 are wanting on the admittance protocols;… Read
16 8 33. Hans Martin Schönfelder, son of Mast… Read
17 9 45. Johann Friedrich Popel, youngest son… Read
18 10 52. XXVIII. Wolff Conrad Kessler, violin… Read
19 11 Within the first 50 years of its existen… Read
20 12 each other, for it is an undoubted fact… Read
21 13 patron of the Jesuits), whose reign bega… Read
22 14 ing, inn-keeping, and such other trades… Read
23 15 Though Caspar Reichel's son Christian, a… Read
24 16 protectors of Protestantism) and retaine… Read
25 17 the half tax of 6 thaler and 18 groschen… Read
26 18 filled by Johann and Johann Gottfried Kr… Read
27 19 bably valued at 18 thalers. Whether Hans… Read
28 20 28. VIII. Gotthilf Fischer, violin maker… Read
29 21 39. Carl Friedrich Hamm, son of the citi… Read
30 22 52 and 53. XIII. Johann Gottfried Lippol… Read
31 23 62. Johann Georg Fücker was admitted to… Read
32 24 admitted on immediate payment of the mas… Read
33 25 very difficult circumstances, felt satis… Read
34 26 and Johann Gottlob Ficker, were admitted… Read
35 27 which any superficial treatment or insuf… Read
36 28 Tieffenbrugger (sic.), who flourished in… Read
37 29 It appears, from the records found in th… Read
38 30 prescribed taxes be paid at different ti… Read
39 31 the payments extended lasted, for his so… Read
40 32 quality of the diploma work required. Ju… Read
41 33 (violin and bass-maker's apprentice, son… Read
42 34 Contemporaneously with the older stringe… Read
43 35 noble-minded Bohemian settlers, who had… Read
44 36 took the lead in, and sounded the key-no… Read
45 37 manner in which they were played; thus:-… Read
46 38 depended mainly on the position which th… Read
47 39 the first to make the artistic polyphoni… Read
48 40 With this epoch-making progression in th… Read
49 41 fact that Crasselt mentions in the begin… Read
50 42 Georg Paulus did not begin his commercia… Read
51 43 out a livelihood by first one and then a… Read
52 44 The admission of Christian Gottlob Pfret… Read
53 45 ments. It was also of importance that th… Read
54 46 furnished the gut necessary for string-m… Read
55 47 remembrance of the Prussian, of whom Cra… Read
56 48 a few neighbouring places in Upper Bavar… Read
57 49 large quantities of pear wood, such as w… Read
58 50 80. In the year 1770, Johann Georg Reich… Read
59 51 The four original parent stocks already… Read

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