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William Henley's Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers
states the following about the maker.
Langonet, Eugene born at Mirecourt.
Apprenticed to Chipot-Vuillaume and worked for Paul Mangenot. Employed for several years by W.E.Hill and Sons. Returned to France and worked for Sylvestre and Maucotel, Paris. Established own premises in Nantes 1910. Won silver medal at Nantes Exhibition 1924.
Stainer copy, circa 1900. 425.00 stock no. WP24
From Karl Bohm Sarabande in G minor.
Not the most attractive violin, it appears to have been sprayed with day-glo orange varnish! but I can assure you that this is not the case, it is caused by the reflected light from the flash units. The instrument is damage free apart from minor varnish imperfections. The back length is: 14.3/16 inches, (36cm). The fittings are in ebony including the chinrest, set up with new Pro-Arte strings and supplied in an new lightweight case. A pleasant violin to play with a deep bass tone and good volume. Very affordable!
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