Violin · No. 75079
S. F. Myers Co. · Annual Illustrated Catalogue No. 111 · 1912 · Scan 397 · Printed page 387
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Violin · Catalog no. 75079
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Original 1912 offer in USD.
Extracted description
woods; the model is a trifle flat, and the outline extremely pleasing; two piece back, deep rich brown amber varnish, highly polished. An ideal solo in- Strimient gai ach teicmet leislere neu eels 255.24 Stradivarius on eae ie tte ies of No. 75079 model, a full size specimen this master workman. The wood is of the greatest beauty throughout, selected for remarkable acoustic qualities; the varnish is of a rich red amber entirely original and possesses a large brilliant tone of far reaching quality. It is a rare solo instrument. Each 382.88
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| Trait | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| finish | polished | polished |
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