February Auction (Sale #251)

Violin and Bows in Leather Case

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Start price: $50

Estimated price: $100 - $120

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Violin and Bows in Leather Case
Violin illegibly marked near neck; a bow marked ‘BAUSCH’, a bow marked ‘Adam Heinrich’; ribbon in case lid marked ‘C.W. Engesser, Btry. F, 33rd F.A.’
Condition: Good, moderate wear; some vertical cracks along wood grain, on the left, a 2 1/4′ crack at upper bout, a 3/4′ crack at C-bout, a fine 4′ crack along the tailpiece; on the right, a 1′ fine crack at the waist, two 3-4′ filled saddle crack marks; instrument appears to have been re-finished, showing uneven tarnish, darker near the waist; minor scratches; worn left corner; BAUSCH bow missing an Ebony frog; bows show rust and tarnish on screws; instrument not tested; we cannot guarantee that it will perform musically; not checked for replacement parts
Length: 23.25 inches, Width: 8.00 inches, Depth: 2.00 inches
Category: Cameras & Instruments > Violins

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Approximate Sale Time: 12:37 pm CST

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Condition: Good, moderate wear; some vertical cracks along wood grain, on the left, a 2 1/4′ crack at upper bout, a 3/4′ crack at C-bout, a fine 4′ crack along the tailpiece; on the right, a 1′ fine crack at the waist, two 3-4′ filled saddle crack marks; instrument appears to have been re-finished, showing uneven tarnish, darker near the waist; minor scratches; worn left corner; BAUSCH bow missing an Ebony frog; bows show rust and tarnish on screws; instrument not tested; we cannot guarantee that it will perform musically; not checked for replacement parts

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