German violin bow, circa 1950 - well-played, lightweight

Lightweight German violin bow with the “Accent” stamp from the 1950s, which plays excellently and impresses with its strong stick despite its light weight, perfect weight distribution, a center of gravity that is felt slightly towards the lower half of the bow stick, and the good responsiveness of the strong stick made of orange-brown pernambuco - as is characteristic of many violin bows from the traditional violin-making town of Markneukirchen in Saxony, where it was crafted. This German violin bow was made around 1950 and originally had a nickel mounted ebony frog. The flawless, fine craftsmanship of the violin bow is the basis for its playing and sound characteristics: the bright, large and radiant tone that the well-played violin bow produces is warm. This versatile violin bow has many traces of use and minor visual blemishes and is offered at a reduced price. The bow is suitable for most instruments, especially for violins with a muted or dull sound. Like all our violin bows, it comes with free shipping and a 30-day right of return and Corilon's upgrade & trade-in guarantee.

 

 

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