puckfandan

May try asking the person that restored it.

You have to love those private listings!

Here is my 7” fiddle that was part of the Mischakoff collection

Very fine over 200 years old violin from a professional musician! TAKE A LOOK! https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F113136130057

The agreement I use with a local shop states that he is responsible for the items and agrees to have insurance coverage at the asking price.

There is still a link to click on the original listIng.

http://www.meyerfittings.com/

Firewood :)

Just a low grade German trade bow, this one takes no expertise

Guido, Send Jon Vanderhorst an email, will take a few days to respond. If I am not mistaken he has at least one Bone bow. Vanderhorstbows.com

http://www.rdrnews.com/2018/05/04/craig-stephen-tucker/

It comes above the corner where facets meet, it actually is not as bad as it appears, the wear magnifies it, It does appear to be a bit wider than the bow by looking at the pictures but it is not.

Thanks, pretty much what I was thinking, I have 4-5 of them but all are either stamped with Japan or Nippon. At least the frog is in good shape!

I am wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of origin for this ugly thing. Silver mounted with pins on underslide, cannot see any in adjuster. Frog, button and screw all seem to fit well. Facets are very worn on the handle, and someone gave it a nose job that may have been inspired by Pinocchio. 56.4g 28 5/8 nipple to tip.