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If you had made a scroll and it came out like this wouldn't you rather discard it and make a new one?

I often travel with a violin. Just don't forget it at security. This is a very nice French violin and you need an expert to find out what it is.

You can't get cross linking, as a fatty acid with one double bond can make only one link.

Whatever school of Knopf means, I don't see any Knopf.

Olive oil lacks enough alpha-linoleic acid with several double bongs to form linkages. And if it tatstes good there is too much stuff in it.

Let me know if you need help to set up a subsidy in Berlin.

You can travel via NI, there are no checks, but you have to travel.

Eactly the sae varnish on the scroll which has also aged the same way as on te body.

Merck will sell this, as 1-methoxy-2-propanol. https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/DE/de/product/sial/484407

Likely so.

You can by the wood from any hardware store.

Strange: It looks much older than Blanchard, and has no resemlance to Blanchard. So it must have been made after Blanchard, meaning it is a copy made to look very old, including the cracks. Probably English.

Benzoin is part of many old spirit varnish recipes. It gives spirit varnishes a certain softness. It is part of Bisiach's spirit varnish formula.

Genuine Strad with a label done on his typewriter. Very rare.

I showed the silver mounted bow to several German experts who all agreed that it was certainly not made by a Nürnberger family member. I had my own doubts when I saw tool marks and shellac on the stick. Grünke just looked at pictures and said it was none.