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The Repairing & Restoration of Violins

1903.

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11 CONTENTS. Read
12 CONTENTS Read
13 PREFACE. Read
15 THE Read
16 2 time this has been changed; the art of t… Read
17 3 CHAPTER II. Read
18 4 additions, besides the estimated proport… Read
19 5 with—"honey-combed" from the inroads of… Read
20 6 pensation could not be hoped for. As a r… Read
21 7 restorer will suggest or the exigencies… Read
22 8 handy. Should the rapping or sounding al… Read
23 9 now-a-days as ever got into the gluepots… Read
24 10 preparation or melting of the glue—simpl… Read
25 11 standing, if the latter, the slipping of… Read
27 13 CHAPTER III. Read
28 14 connected with damages to the violin res… Read
29 15 immense amount of irreparable injury to… Read
30 16 the condemned case as being an unfit rec… Read
31 17 relieved and the fingerboard free to tak… Read
32 18 surfaces are brought together. The violi… Read
34 20 it, and when dry see that the under part… Read
35 21 ment should be kept of this matter of de… Read
37 23 wood is hard and dry. The material shoul… Read
38 24 to the exact flow or drawing of the line… Read
39 25 to be finished thus (diagram 16), and wi… Read
40 26 accommodate itself to the strain. When t… Read
41 27 between that of the upper, and drawing a… Read
42 28 CHAPTER IV. Read
43 29 provincial amateur or rough carpenter wh… Read
44 30 age, as the lowering or toning down of t… Read
45 31 exposure to good or strong sunlight will… Read
46 32 of the scroll, there are other injuries… Read
51 37 mostly bring about a satisfactory result… Read
52 38 has been found to excel that made with w… Read
53 39 completely, owing to the fibrous, or thr… Read
54 40 Under the above circumstances of combine… Read
55 41 Some old scrolls, particularly among the… Read
60 46 CHAPTER V. Read
61 47 let in as before explained. Sharp shavin… Read
62 48 reproduce the exact form if the half or… Read
63 49 preserved should be so, and well studied… Read
64 50 Occasionally small pieces get chipped of… Read
66 52 until satisfactory. As this part of an I… Read
67 53 tracing of the back is transferred, the… Read
68 54 work, according to the fashion or type o… Read
75 61 DIAGRAM 26. Read
76 62 artistically, all very well, but this is… Read
77 63 This method of lengthening the neck, how… Read
78 64 fingerboard, this is planed to a good le… Read
80 66 The wood to be cleared away outside the… Read
85 67 must be drawn to measurement as with the… Read
86 68 keen edged chisel and small shavings cut… Read
87 69 way, No. 3, is somewhat like No. 1, but… Read
88 70 even when it is backed by a piece of har… Read
115 97 inserted, will enable the operator to ge… Read
116 98 day. With the rise of the Cremonese scho… Read
117 99 was at the time almost a local one—that… Read
123 105 attend to the matter myself at the time,… Read
124 106 was not, as too often supposed, done for… Read
125 107 when the peg is passed through the hole… Read
199 181 things; you see the first thing was to g… Read
200 182 no natural bent, and unlike the numerous… Read
227 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. VIII. Read
228 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. IX. Read