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The violin: its famous makers and their imitators, 1909
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1KIAPOSSE, Sawes, St. Petersburg, 1750.
2KIRCHSCHLAG, ——, Tyrol, 1780.
3KLOZ, Matthias, Mittenwald, 1656–1743. Is reported to have been a pupil of Stainer. The work is good and the varnish in some cases of a mellow quality, in others somewhat thin. Some of the wood that he used was cut at the wrong season, and is consequently worm-eaten.
4KLOZ, Sebastian, Mittenwald, 1696–1750, son of Matthias KLOZ.
5Sebastian KLOZ, in Mittenwald, An 17—
6The instruments of this maker are much esteemed. The model is flat as compared with most Violins of the German school. The varnish varies.
7KLOZ, George, Tyrol, 1687–1737, brother of Sebastian KLOZ. Instruments well made, chiefly yellow in colour; wood often worm-eaten.
8KLOZ, Egidius, Mittenwald, 1675–1711.
9KLOZ, Ægidius, Mittenwald, 1733–1805. Son of Sebastian. One of the best of this very large family of makers.
10KLOZ, Joseph, Mittenwald, son of Egidius.
11KLOZ, J. Karl, about 1741. Good work, dark varnish, ornamental border round label.
12KNITTLE, Joseph, Mittenwald.
13KNITTING, Philip, Mittenwald, 1760.
14KOHL, Johann, Munich, 1580. Lute-maker to the Bavarian Court.
15KOLDITZ, J., Rumburg, died 1796.
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