A Bow by Hermann Richard Pfretzschner
Cello bow by H.R. Pfretzschner, Markneukirchen, c. 1910
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Hermann Richard Pfretzschner
One of the greatest names of German Bow-making school, H.R Pfretzschner was born within the craft, and learned from his father, Carl Richard Pfretzschner in Markneukirchen. After Working in Paris for J.B. Vuillaume, he gave birth to one of the most long-lasting traditional family business in the german bow-making community. Learn more
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Violin by Antonino Cavalazzi, Ravenna 1947
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