Value

[canecutter]

I have a Antonio Stradivarius violin Wiz call Herman k h reproduction of Antonius Stradivarius 1952 anno 1712. I can't find the real value of this extremely rare violin and it cost so much to talk to an expert....???

[canecutter]

Like I said I have a Antonius Stradivarius violin 1952 ammo 1712 with the name karl Hamann on the label inside of the violin looking for a free appraisal what offer

[rubber soul]

Mail me the Stradivarius and I'll let you know

[Raime]

Knowledge like that is going to be expensive, that's just how it is. If you don't want to shell out money to verify if you have what you say you have? It probably isn't real. Why you don't go to a specialized forum/site for something like this is what I'm really curious about.

[rostasi]

[rostasi]

Like I said …

[Neapolitan]

Originally Posted by canecutter

I have a Antonio Stradivarius violin

There are various Stradivarius violins out there. Some real, and some real fakes. Antonio Stradivarius made violins so well that everybody who made violins started to called their violins Stradivarius just to make people believe they were indeed Stradivariuses when in fact they were not Stradivariuses.

Originally Posted by canecutter

Wiz call Herman k h reproduction of Antonius Stradivarius 1952 anno 1712. I can't find the real value of this extremely rare violin and it cost so much to talk to an expert....???

Violins are not that rare. Even antique violins made in the early 20th century go for a few hundred dollars.

So there you go. Your free appraisal.