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'''Peter Ratcliff''' is a maker and restorer of instruments and bows of the violin family, working in England and also a dendrochronologist specialized on mus

...western part of Saxony. Maybe as much as 80% of the world production of [[violin]]s from late 19'th and early 20'th century, originates from this area! But # '''[[Ekeb10]]''', violin, likely from the Markneukirchen area, (pattern is disturbed in some segment

...lucked, struck and bowed string type, such as guitars, lutes, keyboard and violin family instruments. The species used is almost always Norway Spruce ([[Pic Violin fronts are most commonly made out of two “book-matched” pieces. Logs a

Ekeb10M #### Violin, Ekebjörns, "Breitfelder Historisch" Ekeb14M #### Violin, Ekebjörn, "Stjärnan, Osby" (possibly Schönbach, Böhmen). Old imit.

The top of instruments in the [[violin]] family are usually made of ''[[Picea abies]]'' wood and the wood structur * '''Messiah Violin''', {{itrdb|brit050|europe}}, 1587-1686, Henri D. Grissino-Mayer, Paul R. S

.... Cleaveland. 2004. A dendroarchaeological re-examination of the “Messiah” violin and other instruments attributed to Antonio Stradivari. ''Journal of Archae

Eost01 #### Violin by Erik Östberg, Svärdsjö, Sweden, who died around 1995. Owned by B. Isr