It is definitely hand made. It is complete with three bows and has a very old case made of wood that appears to be overlaid with a very old type of leather material. I would be interested to know if the worth of the old violin might be worth my while for investigating. Thanking you in advance, A. P. Hi A, Thousands of makers try to copy Strads as exactly as they can, and so add the same blocks as he did. I own a beautiful and high quality strad copy myself.
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Your violin must be in the hands of a knowledgeable person to tell anything about its condition, value, age, etc. I have to admit though, someone last week actually sent me a dozen close up pictures of a violin via email. It looked nice, but I still had to give him essentially the same advice as I'm offering you. If you have access to my web page, and can check my performing schedule, bring your violin along to somewhere that I'll be, and I'll look at it, if you live close enough.