The "Victory" violin no longer exists, and there are no records of it, so its specifics are unknown. Judging from the materials, it was likely made during the Taisho era when violins were being mass-exported. It's believed to be from the period when violin production in Germany ceased during World War I (1914-1918), leading to an increase in exports. A distinctive feature is the omission of the purfling carving process. The materials used are expensive, and the manufacturing method is refined, resulting in a sound quality comparable to a 500,000 yen class violin. It's a Guarneri copy and allows for various expressions. Suitable for beginner to intermediate violin lessons and also for collection. The strings were replaced with new ones in February 2026. It has been properly tuned. The sound post is in place. The items for sale are the violin itself, a new bow, a new shoulder rest, and new rosin. The bow, shoulder rest, and rosin are equivalent to the lowest-priced items on Amaz◯n. The strings of any violin will loosen during shipping. Please retune it upon arrival.