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Example bows
by Harry Grabenstein.
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Modern violin - Pernambuco, Ebony and Sterling Silver
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Modern violin - Pernambuco, Ebony, Sterling and Silk
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Modern Viola - Pernambuco, Ebony and Sterling Silver
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Modern Cello - Pernambuco, Ebony and Sterling Silver
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Baroque Violin, Oberlin Model - Figured Snakewood and Mastodon Tusk
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Classical Violin, Kerr/Kupfer Model - Cacique and Mastodon Tusk
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Classical viola, Dodd - Amarette and Mastodon tusk
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Classical viola, Dodd - Banya and Mastodon tusk
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Classical Cello, Dodd - Cacique and Mastodon Tusk
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Consort bass viol bow, ebony and pink ivory wood. Also available as treble, tenor or violone.
Shown with clip in frog, this model is also available with screw mechanism.
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Bass Viol, Hill # 20 - Figured Snakewood and Mastodon Tusk
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Bass Viol, Marais Model - Figured Snakewood and Boxwood
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Bass Viol, Tielke Model - Ebony and Mastodon Tusk
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Bass Viol, Modified Tielke Model - Ebony and Mastodon Tusk, Malachite inlay
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Baroque Double Bass, Willens Model - Maple and Walnut
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Classical Double Bass - Pernambuco and Ebony
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Classical Double Bass - Pernambuco and Boxwood-German grip
View
Bows by H.F. Grabenstein included in
The American Craft Museum exhibit in New York City.