| # Number | Instrument | Price | Picture |
| #249 | Handmade violin by Morrison in Wisconsin - 1915 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #250 | Giovan Paolo Maggini 1634, Mint Condition, Very Old. | Call for price | View Picture |
| #251 | France, by Joe Bassot 1891 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #252 | Violin, copy, Joseph Guarneri, 1713 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #253 | Violin, Handmade by Mathews Kriner - 1872 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #254 | Violin, Cermak - 1912 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #256 | 153/8" Viola, France 1801 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #257 | Violin, Germany, Mint Condition | Call for price | View Picture |
| #260 | Violin, Prokop 1912 | Call for price | View Picture |
| #261 | Violin, Barnes & Mullins (London) | Call for price | View Picture |
| #262 | Violin, Fitchers, artist strad model (mint) | Call for price | View Picture |
| #263 | Violin, Ludwiq Special | Call for price | View Picture |
My wife, Esther, purchased a violin from you in the past few weeks. She presented it to me just last evening as our first anniversary gift. It is truly a wonderful instrument.
I have never played a violin like this one. The two things that stand out most to me are its clarity and consistency of tone across the four strings. It makes no difference whether I am in fifth position on the G string or first on the E. The instrument sings just as beautifully on both spots. And although the instrument is beautiful when played forte, it loves even more to be played piano or dolce. It truly rings each note with a beautiful singing voice. I think this violin and I have just begun a beautiful relationship; we will be good friends for a long while.
Thank you so much from both of us and God bless you.
Sincerely
From Kevin and Esther from Vanderhoof, BC
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