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Noble Brothers Violins takes
a particular delight In the finer handmade instruments from various
violin-making traditions.
Here is a selection from our current collection.
Please contact Dave with any questions or if you would like to
play any of the instruments.
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John Juzek. Made in Germany in 1945.
$2800
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Joh. Heinrich Hammig. Made in Mittenwald,
Germany, circa 1930. $2800
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Neuner Hornsteiner. Made in Mittenwald,
Germany, in 1923 (restored by Noble Bros. in 2003).
$2950
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J.R. Carlisle.
Made in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1952. $3750
SOLD
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John Juzek. “Master Art”
model made in Prague, Czechoslovakia, in 1944. $3800
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Villaume School. Made in Paris,
France, in 1885. $4500
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Heinrich T.H. Heberlein Made in
Markneukirchen, Germany, in 1923. $4800
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J. Aschow. #172 made in Oakland,
California, in 1923. $5000
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Cellos
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Albert Lee. Made in Beijing, China,
in 1988. $3500
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Noble Bros 7/8 model. Made in Longmont,
Colorado, in 2008. $3700
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Anton Schroetter. Made in Mittenwald,
Germany, circa 1950 (restored by Noble Bros. in 2012).
$4800
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Dave Noble. Made in Longmont, Colorado,
in 2010. $8500
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John Rödig. Made in Bayern, Germany,
in 1902 (restored by Noble Bros. in 2005). $8800
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