【Trial Performance Video Available!】 https://youtu.be/-vGxZFuuUaI 【RAFFIN (Raffin) Certificate of Authenticity Included】 L'école Bazin (Bazin School) Made in Mirecourt, France, around 1920 4/4 size Violin Bow Unmarked, 741mm, 57.3g Pernambuco, Ebony In the workshop of Charles Nicolas Bazin from the late 19th to the early 20th century, many makers who would become prominent in the 20th century trained. This included his son, Louis Bazin, as well as Victor Fetique, Jules Fetique, Louis Morizot, and Louis Piernot. This piece is a French bow made in Mirecourt, France, in the early 1900s under the guidance of Bazin. While it is a school piece, it uses very high-quality pernambuco wood, the same class of materials as the works of the master Nicolas and Louis. Reference Price at Specialty Store: ¥1,000,000 We are offering a portion of the instruments and bows we owned for a project to support young musicians. With a certificate of authenticity guaranteeing its value, and being a practical bow that prioritizes performance, we also recommend it to musicians. It is very lightweight, but has proper resilience and produces a clear sound, with a deep, rich tone and playing feel characteristic of old bows. Recommended even for your first old bow. The hair has been replaced, but rosin has been applied for trial performance. It is in healthy condition and can be used for a long time to come. We also have many other workshop-made bows and famous brand bows for sale. From new bows to old bows, enjoy a selection of violin bows carefully chosen by a specialty store, ranging in price from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen.