Good German violin from Markneukirchen, Jos. Bartoni Stradivarius Copy 1945-53

A good German violin from Markneukirchen bearing the label "Reproduction of Antonius Stradivarius / Jos. Bartoni / Germany USSR Occupied". The two-piece back is of irregular broad flame, the table of spruce of fine grain widening to the flanks. The varnish is of a red-brown color on a golden base. The end of the fingerboard is stamped "1098". Back length is 356 mm. The violin dates from 1945-1953, and has come to us in fine original condition, without cracks or damage of any kind. Weight, without chinrest, is 446 g. Length is 357 mm.

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*** In January of 2021, our small workshop in Wichita celebrated sixty-eight years in business. We are not in the 1952 Wichita telephone directory, but we ARE in the 1953.

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