Baroque violin after the model of Nicolo Amati from 1649, label (blue paper): ''Josef Huber in Berlin 1994 No 14''. Historic construction with veneered fingerboard and tailpiece (boxwood), core of spruce fingerboard, plum edges, plum tailpiece core. Prototype: Violin ''Alard'' at the Ashmolean Museum Oxford, vaults after an Amati from 1652. Commissioned by the owner at the beginning of the 90s by Josef Huber himself. A baroque violin bow made of snake wood, legs and frog made of mammoth tooth, built by Hans Salger (Schönau). With dark red soft case. Violin has recently been re-stringed by Huber, the bow train renewed. Everything was cleaned professionally. All bills available