Item #52375 HOW MANY STRADS? Our Heritage From the Master. A Tribute to the Memory of A Great Genius compiled in the Year Marking the Tercentenary of his Birth: Being a Tabulation of Works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737 including relevant Data and Mention of his Two Sons Francesco and Omobono. Ernest N. Doring.
HOW MANY STRADS? Our Heritage From the Master. A Tribute to the Memory of A Great Genius compiled in the Year Marking the Tercentenary of his Birth: Being a Tabulation of Works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737 including relevant Data and Mention of his Two Sons Francesco and Omobono.
HOW MANY STRADS? Our Heritage From the Master. A Tribute to the Memory of A Great Genius compiled in the Year Marking the Tercentenary of his Birth: Being a Tabulation of Works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737 including relevant Data and Mention of his Two Sons Francesco and Omobono.
HOW MANY STRADS? Our Heritage From the Master. A Tribute to the Memory of A Great Genius compiled in the Year Marking the Tercentenary of his Birth: Being a Tabulation of Works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737 including relevant Data and Mention of his Two Sons Francesco and Omobono.

HOW MANY STRADS? Our Heritage From the Master. A Tribute to the Memory of A Great Genius compiled in the Year Marking the Tercentenary of his Birth: Being a Tabulation of Works believed to survive produced in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari between 1666 and 1737 including relevant Data and Mention of his Two Sons Francesco and Omobono.

Chicago: William Lewis & Son, 1945.

Limited edition. Hardcover. Very good. Item #52375

Quarto.379pp. Incl. list of subscribers. Limited edition #82 of 1400 copies. Illustrated throughout from b&w photographs. Errata has been glued to page facing half-title; binding is cracked there, though hinges are fine. Slipcase is in poor condition, broken. Name and address stamps of renowned violin maker, Mario Frosati on endpapers and half-title.

Mario Forsali was a respected violin maker who worked in Los Angeles. He came to the United States from Milan as a concert violinist in 1909. His instruments are highly sought after.

Price: $200.00

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