A few months ago, I wasn't able to play for about two weeks while I was moving to a new apartment.  During that time I had my instrument stowed away in its case.  When I finally got around to taking it out again, to my surprise, the bridge had warped by rolling forward towards the fingerboard.

Well, I knew I needed a new one, but I didn't take it in for repairs until last week.  There is a local luthier shop here in Little Rock, and they are building a new one now.  I should be able to pick it up later today or tomorrow.  They also pointed a few other areas that might need some adjusting, and I am getting new strings.

They seemed honest and knowledgable, and I don't have any reason to doubt their price estimate.  However, I thought I would post it here and see I am being charged a fair amount.

New Violin Bridge - $55

Reshape Nut - $5

Reshape Saddle - $5

Warchal Karneol Strings - $35

With tax, it works out to $109.