OP=Original Poster which is shorter than Person Who Started the Thread (PWSTT).
Sorry, but the case and materials inside have nothing to do with evaluating what your violin is or is not. Violins like yours were imported by the hundreds of thousands to the U.S. Your careful cataloging of the case and everything inside the case means nothing insofar as identifying your violin's origin.
Everybody here so far agrees on what your violin plainly is, but you should contact @Ratcliffiddles to get a dendro report, if that is what you want. Your violin is basically damaged beyond economic repair, and a dendro would likely cost more than it is currently worth, but if you're feeling lucky, go for it.
https://violin-dendrochronology.com
The case looks nice, and Tarisio is likely more interested in potentially auctioning the case than the violin.