William Henley's Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers
states the following about the maker.
BAZIN Gustave born Mirecourt 1881.
Son of Charles Bazin, worked for Collin-Mezin. Surmounted all the insuperable difficulties of violin and cello making. Splendid examples of French work. Of service to the best orchestral players. Very commendable varnish. Died 1920.

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Violin by Louis Fricot, dated 1934. £1,150.00 stock no. WP27
Méditation de Thais.
The label is inscribed:
Louis Fricot Luthier
Poussay, Vosges
No. A1 10 1934
Also signed across the label with a facsimile signature
An interesting well made violin with lots of character, Louis Fricot is not listed but is quite well known as an accomplished maker in France, also was known for his excellent bows. There are imperfections to the varnish and some small scratches but no damage or repairs. The back length is: 13.15/16 (35.4 cm.) Set up with fine rosewood fittings, Pro-Arte strings and supplied in a new case. The violin has quite a sweet tone and ample volume. Recommended!
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