Vintage Soviet 4/4 H-20p Violin

Up for sale is a beautiful piece of musical history: a vintage, full-sized (4/4) violin manufactured in Moscow during the Soviet era (circa 1970s). According to its internal factory label, this instrument was built under the RSFSR state quality standards (RST 585-71) at the Moscow Combinat of Musical Instruments and Furniture, originally retailing for 55 Roubles.Unlike many vintage project violins found online, this instrument is in great playing condition. It possesses a charming, matured wood tone characteristic of well-aged factory instruments from this era.Condition Details:

• Body: Solid structural condition. No open seams, major cracks, or structural issues. Minor cosmetic surface wear/scuffs consistent with age, giving it a lovely vintage character.
• Playability: Fully set up, holds tune well, and is ready to play straight out of the box.

What’s Included in the Outfit:

• Vintage Soviet 4/4 Violin (Model H-20p)
• 2x Violin Bows (fully haired)
• Hard Shell Case (protective and functional for safe transit)
• Shoulder Rest
• Spare Extra Chin Rest

This is a fantastic, unique outfit for a student looking for character, a collector of Soviet-era memorabilia, or a violinist wanting a reliable second instrument with a historical story.The instrument will be packed securely with detuned strings and a protected bridge to ensure safety during shipping.

Component & Upgrade Notes:

• The Violin (Body & Neck): Authentic vintage Soviet Russian instrument made by the Moscow Combinat of Musical Instruments. The internal label is printed entirely in Russian Cyrillic characters, displaying the state price of 55 Roubles and the model number H-20p.
• The Bridge (Aubert): The wooden bridge holding the strings is made by Aubert, a highly prestigious French bridge manufacturer. Aubert bridges are the industry standard for tone projection, meaning a luthier likely fitted this premium bridge to enhance the violin's sound.
• The Chin Rest (GEWA): The installed chin rest is made by GEWA, a renowned German musical instrument company known for high-quality, ergonomic violin fittings.