Strad O Various Jr.

It doesn't have the model number, what evidence do you have that its an 11R??

Isn't this the 1925 Roth being offered on ebay for an outrageous price, who says its an 11R??

Here's a fleabay Posch, what do you think, Jacob?? https://www.ebay.com/itm/204502291121?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-172297-433301-2&mkcid=4&mkscid=101&itemid=204502291121&targetid=&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=&poi=&campaignid=604202317&mkgroupid=1228155541430323&rlsatarget=&abcId=&merchantid=51291&msclkid=b2f349d5b0f0128f3b8e21e5332dfd7e

This was on ebay a week or two back for $500, the violin was not in pieces, that's a new thing

that does not look like a Roth

the difference is Blank Face has credibility as an expert

or you could do the neck 12.8 and the bridge 192mm or 191mm

I realized the "brazilwood" bow I buy from Howard Core are made in China, they're still well stocked at $17 wholesale, I use them to throw in free with a student violin, or for people that don't want to pay more for a rehair But as I only sell antique violins, this China tariff thing could be a godsend for my business, my antiques are already a better deal than Chinese pre tariff violins and all my competitors rely heavily on new Chinese violin sales

wrong on both counts, the width of the flame and the angle is the same inside as out

The G string isn't in its notch on the bridge and the e string needs the sleeve positioned over the bridge, your teacher should have noticed that

Genuine Heberleins were good instruments but by 1927 the quality had gone down a bit

do you know what a kilogram is????

I woudn't expect to see an American violin without a label, that alone points to it being a trade violin

search for soundpost patch. You would absolutely have to do one, and its not one for amateurs

Better grade Markneukirchen violin, maybe 100 yrs old or a bit older