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The Violinist's Guide (1916), 1916
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1THE VIOLINIST'S GUIDE
3THOMA SPECIAL OUTFIT
4THOMA SOLO VIOLIN S. & M. Art Bow and Alligator Violin Case, Silk Plush Lined for $175
5We Also Furnish Outfits Down to $25.00 on request and to suit customers.
6JACOB THOMA & SON 47 Winter St. BOSTON
8THE Bretch School of Violin Making
9205 West First Street OSWEGO, N. Y.
10A practical and reliable school, teaching by correspondence the so-called lost art of violin construction.
11B. S. BRETCH, Violin Maker
12Violins Reconstructed and Retoned. Valuable booklet sent on request
14And Possessor of the World's Greatest Tone Collection of Violins
15Why worry over poor toned instruments? After a record of Retoning 523 Violins, 16 Cellos, 9 Violas, and one Double Bass without a single failure, and which enables me to make valuable toned instruments of any class of modern makes. Hence the safest, cheapest, surest way, at a cost of $10.00 to $25.00 per Violin (regardless of classification). Repairing, Retoning, and Perfect Restoration of Old Violins, a specialty. Violins made to order at prices ranging from $100 to $10,000. Violins for Sale or Exchange. All work guaranteed.
16VAN'S VIOLIN EXCHANGE, 2127 Van Buren St., CHICAGO
18SCHROEDER'S Own Make
19THE VIOLIN AS IT SHOULD BE
20POWERFUL SWEET RESPONSIVE
21Violins from $200 to $500. Cellos from $350 to $750. Other new violins from $10 to $100. Cellos from $35 to $150. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed.
22Old Master Violins from $50 to $12,000.
23Expert Appraising and Repairing.
24Special interest paid to buyers who can not come personally. State your wants precisely and you will receive valuable information from
25J. G. SCHROEDER
269 EAST 42ND STREET, NEW YORK
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