Pan American Strad copy Circa 1900 This violin was purchased from

This violin was purchased from a  violinist in England who claimed the violin had been owned by a violinist in the Florida symphony

Number 64 violin

This bow has been rescued from an old case and given new life

or the building of a new model out of some rare piece of long-seasoned wood—wood that has served in the belfry of some ancient church

100+-year-old

Pan American Strad copy Circa 1900 This violin was purchased fromThis vintage violin has been restored, the neck angle re set to modern standards. She is as the say 'fit as a fiddle' and ready to perform in an orchestra or for a folk fiddler. It has an excellent sound for such a modest priced instrument. Comes with violin, case, bow, and rosin. New strings, bridge, tailpiece etc. Over $500 in restoration repair work done to this violin. This instrument has a proper set up, and ready to perform. By set up I mean