The 1920s Carlisle Violin is a finely crafted instrument bearing the label of James Reynold Carlisle, a noted luthier from Cincinnati, Ohio. This violin, with its serial number 498, showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail typical of Carlisle's work. Designed with a narrow waist and high arch, this model exemplifies a distinctive aesthetic that not only adds visual elegance but also influences the tonal characteristics, offering a rich and expressive sound that resonates well with both performers and audiences.
However, it's important to note that the top of this violin has an area with an inherent defect in the wood. This aspect might slightly affect its aesthetics or sound quality, depending on the nature of the defect. Accompanying the violin are two student bows, making it a practical choice for learners or collectors who appreciate historical instruments. The Carlisle Violin is a testament to early 20th-century American violin-making, offering both historical value and musical potential.
Features:
- Label of James Reynold Carlisle from Cincinnati, Ohio
- 1920s model with serial number 498
- Narrow waist and high arch design for distinct tonal quality
- Inherent defect in the wood of the top
- Includes two student bows in the case
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