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Welcome to our first release of Vintage Violins from Germany, ca. 1850 to 1910's. These instruments were selected for different reasons, each a good representation of its age and category. Enjoy these CONSERVATORY to ORCHESTRA Level Instruments. Indulge!



	Violin #72: • Warchal Brilliant Vintage Strings • Josef Teller self adjust bridge (medium) • Complete w/ chinrest • with Certificate This ca. 1850 violin was chosen because of its Sweet and Haunting sound, very unlike the typical "German Violin sound". It has a wonderful response to a very wide range of dynamics and in the hands of a player with mature technical skills, this Violin will sing! The sweet tone has a solid core and one can hear the maturity of sound that can only come with age. violin #72 has a solid-one piece flame maple back. It has a recorded repaire done in 1898 by Altrichter in Frankfurt on Oder, Germany. For more details and to TEST this instrument, kindly request for an appointment from any ofour showrooms.

	Violin #804: • Warchal Brilliant "D" Silver Strings • Josef Teller self adjust bridge low • Otto (wein) Infeld System Tail Piece (not in picture) • With certificate Violin #804 exemplifies the classic German Violin Sound...aggressive and powerful. This ca. 1910's Violin originated from the Saxon region of Germany. Though the maker is unidentified, the quality of the tone belies its age and make. It has a remarkable projection and aggressive, powerful high's and pronounced mid's. Its long sustain and deep reverb makes this instrument sound big and booming with less effort from the player. Violin #804 has a solid-one-piece flamed maple back. For more details and to TEST this instrument, kindly request for an appointment from any of our showrooms.

	Violin #653 • Warchal Brilliant "D" Hydronalium Strings • With Certificate Another ca. 1910's Violin from the Saxon region of Germany that produces a typical aggressive sound. Although the maker is unidentified, the wood, markings and its sound leaves no question as to its age and quality. Violin #653 is aggressive sounding with a bit of a "nasa" quality. The sound does not automatically pierce, but can be powerful in the hands of the right player. This Violin sounds remarkably different depending on who is playing it. Even a student can sound good playing this violin. For more details and to TEST this instrument, kindly request for an appointment from any of our showrooms


	The LIM-808V Orchestra Level Master Instrument is created from selected European tone woods. It has a 2-piece fully solid, nicely flamed maple back, genuine purfling and highly transparent gold brown oil/spirit varnish. Tuning pegs, Bridge, Tailpiece and Chinrest are by I. Laubach. This hand crafter Violin has a slight "antiquing" finish that makes it appear vintage. Although a young, brand new instrument, it has a powerful and solid sound that will definitely mature in tonal quality as the years go by. Luthier I. Laubach has specially treated this Instrument to withstand Philippine temperature. This Luthier made brand-new Violin comes with a Jakob Winter Greenline series Violin Case and a Certificate of Authenticity signed by I. Laubach. For more details and to TEST this instrument, kindly request for an appointment from any of our showrooms.