Fine German Markneukirchen violin bow

This beautiful German violin bow was made in Markneukirchen in the 1920ies and origins presumably from the environment of the renowned bow maker A. E. Prager. It is designed in dependance on the works of Sartory, stamped with a model brandstamp Sartory on shaft. The quality of the materials and the workmanship is pretty neat. The ebony frog is sterling silver-mounted and appareled with nacre slide and Parisian eye. The round dark red brown pernambuco stick is flexible, elastic and stiff at the same time. The bow also features a brown thumb leather and a silver cocoon winding. Its overall length is 75,0 cm with a centered felt balance-point. The measured balance-point is at 28,0 cm from the frog end. The violin bow is in excellent condition and produces a lush, round and powerful sound.