Violin · No. 75071

S. F. Myers Co. · Annual Illustrated Catalogue No. 111 · 1912 · Scan 397 · Printed page 387

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Violin · Catalog no. 75071

Price unresolved

Original 1912 offer in USD.

Extracted description

brown amber varnish, white edges, elegantly finished, piece back of handsome woods. ‘The top is of
made of special selected wood, broad strong tone, spruce of the finest quality, the varnish a reddish
ebony trimmed, rosewood Each............+. 38.30 brown amber. Large model and possesses a large
pegs.
No. 75071 Straduarius, beautifully made, rich tone of great brilliancy and flexibility. Each...... 165.95
most
light amber varnish, ebony trimmed, rosewood pegs, REAL OIL VARNISH FINISH. (Not Imitation Old.)
splendidly finished in every detail. An artist’s in- No. 75077. Stradivarius model, an excellent instru-
Sing rele, MET UM Borin bdr Broce 95.72 ment and most graceful in outline. Its construction
ore BRA cee cic

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Visual keywords

bridge f-holes front view neck string instrument strings tuning pegs violin waisted body

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Extracted traits

Trait	Value	Evidence
material	ebony	ebony

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