Violin · No. 75074

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

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Violin · Catalog no. 75074

Price unresolved

Original 1912 offer in USD.

Extracted description

GHOITUN a KB sious nonnsTRUNeNTE He
AQIORS ALS LUOWIG PRULUS JR
No. 75076.
REAL OIL VARNISH FINISH. FINEST EBONY
TRIMMINGS.
Part Imitation Old—Copy of Genuine.
No. 75074 Stradivarius model, a remarkably fine copy
of this great maker, two piece curly maple back,
which is matched by the sides and scroll. The top
of the choicest spruce. The varnish of a rich red,
shading to amber. Full ebony trimmed, Fine clear
HONE! SCAGH ta. 5-34 aia eonaite $ 70.92
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Visual keywords

string instrument violin

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Extracted traits

Trait	Value	Evidence
material	EBONY	EBONY

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