Simson & Frey "CONCERT VIOLIN" Stradivarius 1714 Germany, circa 1930 4/4 size violin Body length: 354mm Simson & Frey was a musical instrument import and sales company based in New York, and it seems they functioned as the sole importer of instruments for many European manufacturers in the United States and Canada. In 1932, they were affiliated with and acquired by Henrich Roth (of the famous German manufacturer E.H. Roth, the Roth family) and Max Scherl, and the company name became Scherl & Roth. There were several grades such as Conservatory, Symphony, Concert, and Master, and this Concert model is one of the higher-end models. Similar well-maintained instruments are sold overseas for $3,000-$5,000 (450,000-750,000 yen). The spruce of the top plate is a high-quality material with fine grain, and the maple of the side and back plates has a finer, more undulating grain than the usual tiger stripe. It has an antique finish with golden yellow varnish. How about this genuine German old violin, approximately 100 years old? This is a wonderful instrument, so please don't miss this opportunity. How about it for those who want to handle a good instrument from the beginning, or for those who are upgrading from an entry-level instrument? Enjoy a carefully selected violin from a specialty store that handles a wide variety of instruments, from new to modern to old violins, with prices ranging from several hundred thousand to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). Necessary repairs, such as crack repairs, have been completed. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest) have been replaced with new high-quality rosewood. New gut strings are installed. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.