Violin · No. 75076
S. F. Myers Co. · Annual Illustrated Catalogue No. 111 · 1912 · Scan 397 · Printed page 387
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Violin · Catalog no. 75076
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Original 1912 offer in USD.
Extracted description
matched sides and scroll, good top, reddish brown amber shaded. The tone is brilliant, of a fine qual- ity and is adapted equally for solo or orchestra pur- TEACHING aos aisle Wat een Lae OSCR iloranstaces ee Pade aiciee No. 75076 Stradivarius model, a splendid copy, two piece back of handsome woods. ‘The top is of spruce of the finest quality, the varnish a reddish brown amber. Large model and possesses a large tone of great brilliancy and flexibility. Each...... 165.95 REAL OIL VARNISH FINISH. (Not Imitation Old.)
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