A well-preserved German violin which was made in the first half of the 20th century, in the region of Saxony. A particular violin making city that comes in mind for this instrument would most probably be Markneukirchen, assuming it was made somewhere around the 1920 - 1940 period. The bridge has been carved by hand and made to properly fit the instrument. This listign includes: - A violin case - Fine tuner (installed for E string) - Shoulder rest - Chin rest It has a very powerful and bright sound. Provenance: German Region: Saxony Weight: 468 g. (Chinrest excluded) Total length: 595 mm Length of body: 359 mm Width Upper C-bout: 166 mm Width Middle C-bout: 110 mm Width Lower C-bout: 203 mm Varnish type: Spirit varnish String amount: Four String type: Steel Materials Top: Spruce wood Sides: Maple wood Back: Maple wood Neck/Scroll: Maple wood Fingerboard: Ebony wood Saddle: Ebony wood Pegs: Ebony wood Endpin: Ebony wood Tailpiece: Ebony wood