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I found it for sale locally, and he sent me a photo of the interior tags. Anyone know what it is?
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The first label.... might possibly be this
https://reverb.com/item/330314.....iolin-1813
The label is difficult to read in your picture, but this looks like what that says.
The second label is likely this
https://reverb.com/item/330314.....iolin-1813
This may be a rare violin. I would bring someone who has experience to look at this instrument and who may know about this maker to determine its value. But just from what I found on the internet, this may be a nice find.
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He wants $200 and it has no Bridge
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I'd do it. You can get a bridge fitted for it. I would expect $50 - $70 to get a bridge fitted, and I believe you would still be ahead.
At any rate, I would have someone at least assess the value if possible, if for no other reason than to know what you actually have.
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It has an additional interior tag that reads "reparirt von Wilhelm Fredel, Dresden. anno 18...."
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Leaviathan said
It has an additional interior tag that reads "reparirt von Wilhelm Fredel, Dresden. anno 18...."
That is probably the name of a luthier that repaired it at one time. My pawnshop purchase has a label that reads, “Repaired By Vern Vincent, Dec12, 1946 Canastota, NY
Unfortunately, that is the only label.
Do you have a picture of the violin itself? I am just curious what it looks like. Probably lovely.
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