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German Violin made in Saxony circa 1850-80 with Bow and Case

German Violin made in the state of Saxony circa 1850-1880. Violin features a handwritten label on inside which is in German. Below that label is another label which reads, "Repaired by Joseph Collingwood, Ottumwa, Iowa 1905." Visible through the other F hole is a label which reads, "Creutz Drug Co. Lennox and Grevillea Streets, Tel. Ing. 1367-W Inglewood, Cal." Top plate is made of Spruce while back and side ribs are made of Maple. Back plate measures 13.5" long and whole instrument is 23" in length. Violin comes with a bow featuring mother of pearl inlays and a hard shell case.

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Condition:There is a slight crack in the wood between the chin rest and F hole. Please see photos.

Time Left:
13 D, 12 h, 36 m, 34 s
Current Bid: $75
Estimate: $500 - $1,000
Required Bid: $100
Activity: 3 Bids
 

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