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About jonfrohnen
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Come on, one more, you're almost to 14300 posts!
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Sounds like you're missing more than just a few teeth ;-)
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From their website, makes sense to me: Independence and excellence are the hallmarks of the Cabinet d’expertise Jean François Raffin’s success and the reason why our certificates are Internationally accepted and recognized as reference . We do not retail bows as we believe that independent expertise should be separated from the trade activity. Our authentication process is based on a cross-way study by our three experts, and the certification pends consensus of the three expertise. This binding and rigorous method guarantee the excellence and the independence our certificates.
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For all interested, there will be famous French experts at Ifshin Violins in El Cerrito, California on January 21 & 22. A courtesy post for you all, for information on pricing/appointment please contact the email on the flyer. This shop is close to both the Oakland, CA and San Francisco, CA airports for anyone wishing to travel.
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This is where you will usually see the griffin, also I believe some bows from Ernst Reidel (his shop probably supplied to GAP).
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Although Amati auctions are usually not very exciting, it is lots of fun to spin the violins around in 3D, VERY COOL
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Will be a busy month...Brompton's is soon as well!
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Anyone find anything delicious in the Freeman's catalog? https://auctions.freemansauction.com/auction-catalog/1632?fbclid=IwAR1rineSv1yjnlYn82B27-T-iWBX0vIaDvxY3LkUtQ8yntPtdnkbMKeZEqI
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What are the best 2 or 3 violin shops in the Atlanta area?
jonfrohnen replied to jacklinks's topic in The Pegbox
Bow repairs/restorations and rehairs I highly recommend Voss Violins, I send my bows all the way from California. -
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If JTL shop then most likely D'APRES followed by the maker they've been inspired to copy 8-)
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There is a picture of Gustav and his two boys along with some information at the museum. https://www.museum-markneukirchen.de/english/Museum_english.htm
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If you can read and put your ego aside without putting your twisted interpretation on my comments then you will read I'm simply saying if the original poster thinks a name can be put to it, take to a German expert. Also, I didn't say it had anything to do with the Klingental family, IF it belongs to any Glass family it would be the Markneukirchen branch.
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The Glass (Gustav) family in Markneukirchen continued making bows well into the 20th century tho I'm not sure this bow has anything to do with them. Just take it to a German expert if you want a name, you will get no where here.
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This looks like a nice German bow that would be worth showing to a German expert in person. There was a Glass family of bow makers in Markneukirchen, Gustav and he had two sons that also made bows, I don't recall their names and I'm not sure of their relation to Johann Glass. You won't get anywhere here, if you really want to put a name to it you need to show a German expert in person or email Grunke some very detailed pictures and he MIGHT point you in the right direction to continue your research.
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A different maker that has nothing to do with this bow.
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