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The fiddle fancier's guide; a manual of information regarding violins, violas, basses and bows of classical and modern times, together with biographical notices and portraits of the most famous performers of these instruments, 1892
28 lines. Read by computer on 29 August 2026. Printed page 183. See the scan on archive.org.
1LUDGE, GERONIMO PIETRO DE, Conegliano, 1709. A repairer. This maker is also called "Ludici." He was an amateur, it is supposed, from the ticket he used, a manuscript one. It runs, "Hieronymus Petrus de Ludice animi causa fæciebat Conegliani, A.D." The inscription does not in any way justify such a conclusion.
3LUGLONI, GUIESPPE, Venice. About 1777. An imitator of the Cremonese style.
5LUPO, PETER, Antwerp. About 1559. Violins.
7LUPPI, GIOVANNI, Mantua, 19th century.
9MACINTOSH, Dublin. Said to be a pupil of Thomas Perry, Dublin. Macintosh published a work on the construction of the violin, and of this book it seems impossible to obtain a copy. It was issued somewhere about the year 1837. Macintosh is supposed to have died between that date and 1840.
11McGEORGE, Edinburgh. About 1800.
13MAFFEOTTO, GUISEPPE, Roveredo, 18th century.
15MAFFEI, LORENZO. An Italian repairer about end of 18th century.
17MAGNO, FERRARA. A lute maker, middle of 16th century.
19MAIER, A. F., Salzburg. 1746—50.
21MALAGOLI, FULGENZIO, Modena, 1856.
23MALDONNER, Fussen. About 1650. A maker of double basses.
25MALLER, LAUX (or Luca), Bologna, 1415—1475. A famous old German maker of lutes.
27MALLER, SIGISMUND, Bologna and Venice, 1460—1526. Another lute maker, also of German origin—judging, of course, only by the name.
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