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The Violinist's Guide (1916), 1916
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1THE VIOLINIST'S GUIDE
3STRUBLE & WINES
4EXPERT VIOLIN MAKERS AND DEALERS
5in VIOLINS, BOWS, CASES, STRINGS, Etc.
6We are not only wood workers but we produce the TONE as well as FINISH
7Our instruments are noted for superior quality of tone and great carrying power. Violins made to order from your own wood if desired. Violins regraduated and faults in tone corrected. Repairs limited to violin and viola. Highest references from teachers and players. Correspondence solicited. Address
8113 Fifth Street, N. E., Washington, D. C.
10JOHN MARKERT & CO.
11Violins of ALL Grades, New and Old
12Bows, Strings, and All Fittings
13Largest Repair Shop in America, in charge of Theodore Paulus
14Violin Makers' Supplies
15FULL LINE OF IMPORTED OLD WOOD
16SEND FOR WHOLESALE CATALOG
1733 W. Eighth Street New York City
19C. MEISEL
20IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER OF
21OLD AND NEW
22Violins, Cellos, Violas and Basses
23ESTABLISHED IN 1878
244 St. Mark's Place NEW YORK
25(8th Street and Third Ave.)
26—SPECIALTIES:—
27Johann Glass Violins and 'Cellos
28Carlo Micelli Violins and other Reputable Makes
29Eugene Sartory, Nuernberger and Pfretschner Bows
30Mozart Rosin for all Bowed Instruments
31Finest Strings obtainable
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