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The interesting bit being the clip that isolates the high and low frequencies... Not the dress colour.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-44136799 A high vs low frequency puzzle.
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I have seen top and back casts. The bridge dents are deep!
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How about i think we can afford these if everyone donates a Bitcoin.
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It's still good handwriting.
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I had trouble matching the cast to the ct scan. Although excellent overall, the edges of the plate casts are not well defined.
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Thanks! I usually only get negative feedback.
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If FedEx doesn't print at the specified size, that's not a file problem.
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The border looks fuzzy. Stylistically, the handwriting looks like I would expect for 1921, but the ink seems very black and fresh.
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Hi, I did two types of drawings of forms: from existing forms, and from ct scans of instruments. The Kreiser is taken from a ct scan showing the ribs just above the back. I'm not a medical imaging specialist, so I can't account for the discrepancy. There is cm scale in the drawing to help avoid printing errors.
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The remains of Strad's workshop contained neither sandpaper nor a suitable tool for sanding or scraping through sound holes. Fry does not give the tool's MS number, and Mike Molnar and I found nothing even remotely suitable in the catalogues and the photo CD.
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Guffaw! (To quote CT). I did not always see eye-to-eye with him, but I suspect that's because he was the bigger man.
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Looks like mercuric sulfide. I can't tell Chinese from Dutch with low resolution images though.
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Good find. Reading...
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The answer is not a discrete time and date, but rather time-transgressive one. And like the Luthier's guild, may not have existed everywhere. Don't forget that the common Baroque case was a woolen bag, and in the late 19th century it was a pinkish coloured pasteboard box.
