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Reims

9 makers. The earliest year printed is 1735, the latest 1870.

Every maker here has Reims in a printed line.

1700s

  • 1735 to 1770 Salomon, Jean Baptiste Deshayes
    SALOMON, JEAN BAPTISTE DESHAYES.—Reims, Paris; circa 1735-70. This maker was either an unequal workman, or the instruments bearing his name and stamp were …
  • 1747 Salamon, Reims
    Salamon, Reims—1747.
  • 1752 Gosset, Nicolas
    Gosset, Nicolas. — Reims. 1752. 1780

1800s

  • born 1842 Menneson, Jean Emile (pseudonym "Guarini")
    MENNESON, JEAN EMILE (pseudonym "Guarini").—Rheims. Born 1842. A clever workman, who has obtained several medals. Has produced a great number of instruments with the assistance of
  • born 1842 Mennesson, Emile
    Mennesson, Emile, b. March 15, 1842, Rheims. Lives there at 10, rue Carnot. Worked with Mennégand and Deroux. Had large workshop at Mirecourt, …
  • born 1842 Mennesson, Jean Emile
    Mennesson, Jean Émile (pseud. Josef Guarini). — Reims. Geb. 15. Mai 1842. in Reims.
  • born 1864 Martin, Louis
    MARTIN (Louis) — Born at Mirecourt in 1864. Served as apprentice with his father, bow maker, under the guidance of G. Deroux and Delinet. While still a youth he worked at Rheims for Mannesson in the manufacture of …
  • about 1870 Menesson, Emile
    MENESSON, EMILE, a violin maker, born and trained at Mirecourt, but working at Rheims from about 1870, whose instruments were considered worthy of a special …

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The books that name them

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