【Now Featuring a Playthrough Video!】 https://youtu.be/TvYJgf_dKg8 "J.B.Dworak fecit Pragae 1873" Made in Prague, Czech Republic, 1873 4/4 Size Violin Body Length: 353mm Jan Baptista Dvorak (1825-1890) J.B. Dvorak was the founder of the Dvorak family of Czech violin makers. He studied under J.B. Schweitzer, A. Hofmann, and I. Sandner. After Sandner's death, he took over his workshop in 1847 and taught his two sons how to make violins. This is a high-grade violin from the Czech Republic, handmade over 150 years ago, priced around 1 million yen. It has a slightly high arch, a one-piece back, and is finished with a deep-colored, resin-like, thick oil varnish. You likely won't find a handmade Czech instrument at this price, so don't miss this opportunity. Its value is expected to increase further. While there are weather checks, scratches, and stains due to 150 years of aging, you can easily enjoy a mellow, rich tone and resonance characteristic of a mature violin. The total weight, including parts, is a light 463g, making it an easy-to-handle masterpiece. How about a genuine modern violin at this opportunity? It's recommended because it's more affordable than similar-level Italian or French-made instruments. Enjoy a selection of violins carefully chosen by a specialist shop that handles a wide range, from new instruments to modern and old violins, priced from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). Necessary repairs, such as minor crack repairs, have been completed. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest) are made of high-grade Pernambuco wood. New nylon strings are installed. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.