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The Violinist's Guide (1916), 1916
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1THE VIOLINIST'S GUIDE
3Cronk, H. L. str. Battle Creek, Mich.
4Cutler, Burt M. str. 1040 Madison Ave., Columbus, Ohio
5Dahl Music Co. d. 505 Dugan Bldg., Hot Springs, Ark.
6Inventors and manufacturers of Dahl Tailpiece, with diagonal string-end.
7Davids, W. F. m.r. 349 North Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
8Davis, J. A. m. 1254 15th St., Detroit, Mich.
9Dawson, Wm., & Sons m.r.d. Toronto, Canada
10De Groot, Wm. A. m. Richmond Hills, New York
11Delivet, A. m.r. 145 Yonge St., Toronto, Canada
12Violin maker and repairer. Learned trade with Mr. Alfred E. Hill in Mirecourt; later associated with H. C. Silvestre in Paris until 1893; now employed by R. S. Williams & Son Co., Ltd.
13Della Torre, Frank d.inv. 1629 Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.
14American violin dealer, collector and inventor of a self-adjusting sound post and patentee of split bamboo violin bow.
15Diamond, C. Alonzo. m. 695 Elm St., Buffalo, N. Y.
16Dionne, T. O. m.r.d. 114 St. Catherine W., Montreal, Can.
17French-Canadian maker, repairer and dealer in old violins; born 1869. Learned trade with father. No new instruments personally in last twelve years. Repairing a specialty.
18Ditson, Chas H., Co. d. 8-12 E. 34th St., New York City
19Dealers in old and new violins, violas, cellos and all accessories.
20Ditson, Oliver, Co. r.d. 150 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
21American publishers and dealers; instrument dealers, importers, makers and government appraisers. Dealers in old and new violins, strings, bows, cases, and all violin accessories.
23Henry F. Schultz, Maker.
24Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
25Date
27all violin accessories. Henry F. Schultz, now in charge of making and repairing department; born Massachusetts, 1867, of German parents. Apprenticed 1886 for three years to Clark Powers of Boston; employed for two years by Charles W. Story; finished trade under J. A. Gould and many years in latter's employ. Several years chief maker and repairer for Elias Howe Company; partner in firm Robinson & Schultz; chief maker and repairer for Musicians' Supply Co. Has specialized in nationalities of instruments and reproduction of old Italian tones.
29A. R. Haskell, Maker
30Boston, U.S.A.
31No. A.D. 191
33Alfred R. Haskell, expert maker and repairer, born Massachusetts, 1875, now employed by O. Ditson Co., learned trade with O. H. Bryant, beginning as repairer. Started making violins ten years ago and has devoted attention largely to problem of tone.
35Doring, Ernest, Jr. d. 279 5th Ave., New York City
36For the past 22 years connected with the firm of John Friedrich & Bro., New York City, dealers in old violins. Well known as an expert judge of old violins and
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