【Now Playing a Trial Video!】 https://youtu.be/7NakMsPPuTk 【With P.GUILLAUME (Guillaume) Certificate of Authenticity】 Pierre Maline Made in Mirecourt, France, around 1920 4/4 size violin bow "E.CORVISIER A PARIS" stamp, 745mm, 57.5g Fernambuco, Ebony Pierre Maline (1883-1939) Pierre Maline learned bow making at the Cuniot-Hury workshop, and then made his own bows in his father's workshop. He also studied bow making at other workshops, so bows with the "Pierrre Maline" stamp are rare, and it is one of the characteristics of this maker that many bows are sold without a workshop name or stamp. His works are few in number, making them very rare and valuable bows. Reference price at specialty store: ¥1,500,000 This is an old French bow. We are selling a portion of the instruments and bows we owned for a project to support young musicians. In addition to being guaranteed in value with a certificate of authenticity, it is a practical bow that prioritizes performance, so we also recommend it to musicians. It is quite slender and lightweight, and a very delicate bow for advanced players. We hope you will master it and bring out the true tone of a good violin. The hair has been replaced, but rosin has been applied for trial playing. It is in healthy condition and can be used for a long time to come. In addition to this, we have many other workshop-made bows and famous brand bows for sale. From new to old bows, please enjoy a selection of violin bows carefully selected by a specialty store that handles a wide range of prices, from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen.