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Violins and violin makers. Biographical dictionary of the great Italian artistes, their followers and imitators, to the present time. With essays on important subjects connected with the violin, 1866
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1PANORMO, JOSEPH, son of Vincenzio, also a good workman.
3PANORMO, GEORGE LEWIS, another son of Vincenzio, a celebrated bow maker.
5PANORMO, Edward.
7PANORMO, GEORGE, probably grandson of Vincenzio.
9PAMPHILON, EDWARD, London, 1685.
10A very clever artiste. Made violins of rather small model, somewhat high built, rich yellow varnish, and sometimes double purfled. The Editor has known one of his instruments, which was in the hands of a rich amateur, in whose house he has heard it played and very much approved.
12PANSANI, ANTONIO, Rome, 1785.
14PARKER, DANIEL, London, 1714, is considered one of the good old English makers. His instruments have a clear and powerful tone. A first-rate authority calls him an excellent workman; another says though he was otherwise good he used a bad brick red varnish.
16PASTA, GAETANO, Brescia, early in 18th Century.
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