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The violin: its famous makers and their imitators, 1884
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1ITALIAN MAKERS.
3VI.
4Cremona 1776 ai 5 Xbre.
5Confeso io sotto scrito di avere riceuto dal Sig' Gio. Batt. Ansellmi Quodam Briata Giliati efetivi N 3 per residuo di robbe venduteli, dico Giliati . . . . . . N 3 e questi sono tutti utensili del mio Sig' Avo.
6In fede ANTONIO STRADIVARI.
8VII.
9Cremona 1776 ai 5 Xbre.
10Confeso io sotto scrito di avere riceuto dalli Sig' Gio. Batt. Ansellmi Quodam Briata Giliati uno che è in deposito dal Sig' Domenico Dupui per residuo de utensili del mio Aavo dico in fede Giliati . . . . . . N 1.
11ANTONIO STRADIVARI.
13SURSANO, Spirito, Coni, 1714—1735.
14TANEGIA, Carlo Antonio, Milan, early in the 18th century.
15TANINGARD, Giorgio, Rome, 17—.
16TECHLER, David, Rome, 1680—1743. A highly esteemed maker. He worked in Venice, Salzburg, and Rome, chiefly in the latter city. His instruments vary in form, some having a marked German style: they are high-modelled, and the sound-hole partakes of the Stainer character. These were probably made in Salzburg to the order of his patrons. Those instruments which date from Rome are chiefly of the Italian type, and are so much superior to the others that it seems difficult to reconcile varieties so dis-
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