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  • Interesting old Czech violin after Ruggeri. Made approx. 1920
  • German-Bohemian violin, patterend after Klotz, approx. 1900
  • 3/4 - Fine Mittenwald 3/4 violin by Neuner & Hornsteiner, approx. 1850
  • Modern German violin bow. By Roderich Paesold - excellent
  • Georges Coné: French soloist violin no. 73. Lyon, 1937
  • Antique violin from Saxony, after Antonio Stradivari, approx. 1880
  • Fine Swiss master violin by August Meinel, 1926
  • Interesting violin, probably Italian 1920's
  • Justin Derazey, French violin dated approx. 1880
  • Fine Mittenwald violin. After Aegidius Kloz, c.1800
  • SALE: German violin. Made in the 1950's
  • Fine French violin bow. Marie Louis Piernot, Paris (certificate J. F. Raffin)
  • Fine Italian violin. Milanese, Liuteria Italiana Luigi Mozzani, 1921
  • Antique German violin. Max Osterode, Stuttgart, 1915 No. 23
  • German Markneukirchen violin bow, approx. 1940 - warm tone
  • 1/4 - Rare French 1/4 violin, approx. 1850
  • Petite French viola: Joseph Nicolas fils, Mirecourt, 1849
  • Excellent old German violin bow. Sweet, fluid sound, 1950's
  • 19th century violin from Mittenwald, approx. 1850
  • German Markneukirchen violin bow, silver, with a blank frog
  • Albert Nürnberger: Powerful silver mounted violin bow
  • Fine cello bow. Joseph Alfred Lamy père, Paris, c.1895 (certificate J.-F. Raffin)
  • Fine contemporary viola bow. Rudolf Neudörfer, Bubenreuth
  • Petite, late 18th century Italian violin, central Italy (certificate Hieronymus Köstler)