Labelled Lelio Bertozzi - - Violin - Italy - 1972





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Italian master luthier violin by Lelio Bertozzi, made in Bertinoro in 1972, honey/amber gold colour, body length 36 cm and total length 59.5 cm, upper, middle and lower bouts 16.5 cm, 11 cm and 21 cm respectively, weight 505 g, in very good condition and untested with no extras, country of origin Italy.
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Italian master-built violin by the renowned luthier Lelio Bertozzi in Bertinoro Bertinoro (FC) in 1972, honey/amber gold finish. The instrument is in the same condition as it left Bertozzi’s workshop, has not undergone any restoration, and there are wear marks and scratches clearly visible in the photos. The instrument is equipped with the original internal label. It is sold as untested. Measurements: body length 36 cm / total length 59.5 cm / upper bout width 16.5 cm / middle bout width 11 cm / lower bout width 21 cm
The violins and bows described as 'certified' or 'attribuited' include images of the relevant certificates and are therefore considered to have a higher documented degree of certainty regarding the luthier, origin, and age than those described only as 'labelled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we provide no warranty of any kind
Italian master-built violin by the renowned luthier Lelio Bertozzi in Bertinoro Bertinoro (FC) in 1972, honey/amber gold finish. The instrument is in the same condition as it left Bertozzi’s workshop, has not undergone any restoration, and there are wear marks and scratches clearly visible in the photos. The instrument is equipped with the original internal label. It is sold as untested. Measurements: body length 36 cm / total length 59.5 cm / upper bout width 16.5 cm / middle bout width 11 cm / lower bout width 21 cm
The violins and bows described as 'certified' or 'attribuited' include images of the relevant certificates and are therefore considered to have a higher documented degree of certainty regarding the luthier, origin, and age than those described only as 'labelled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we provide no warranty of any kind

