Null Violin, Saxon manufacture, 1st half 20th century, l: 35 cm, total length: 6…

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Violin, Saxon manufacture, 1st half 20th century, l: 35 cm, total length: 60 cm, with 2 bows, l: 74 cm, violin with strong traces of age, but probably ready to play, bridge by "Aubert", in leather case, 4224 - 0004

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Violin, Saxon manufacture, 1st half 20th century, l: 35 cm, total length: 60 cm, with 2 bows, l: 74 cm, violin with strong traces of age, but probably ready to play, bridge by "Aubert", in leather case, 4224 - 0004

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