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4/4 antique violin. No. 030. Hand made in France in about 1910-1920, by Geronimo Barnabetti (a J.T.L. brand), Mirecourt.
Comes set up. With a case. No bow.
Retail $2,245.00 Sale price $1,750.00

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4/4 violin. No. 038. Made (in France) and signed by that very well-known and highly regarded French maker, Jean Stribig in 1948 in Mirecourt, France. He is known for his exquisite workmanship and sound. He was a pupil of the esteemed maker Leon Mangenot. He worked in Mirecourt his whole life. This violin has beautiful full 'Amatise' arching, a Big Sound and is in perfect condition.
Retail $12,499.00 Sale price $7,999.00.

Violin made by James W Robinson, comes with my Certificate of Authenticity. Made in Australia. Modelled after G. Guarnerius.
It has a great sound, you should hear it.
The price is $15,000.00.

Violin made by James W Robinson. Made in Australia. Opus number 223.
(stock number 042) . Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
Modelled after Guarnerius 1743.
You can hear this violin being played by a professional violinist in the Media menu.
Click on track 15 and track 16.
Suitable for advanced student or professional.
The price is $12,500.

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A good violin. #040. Excellent for a student. It will make him/her very happy. Comes with a case, no bow.
Retail at $ 695. For sale at $495.

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A good violin. Stock number 041 Excellent for a student. Mark Lambert brand ML-9. One piece back. It will make him/her very happy. Comes with case, no bow.
Retail at $ 595. For sale at $ 395.

A very good French- hand made violin. Stock # 037. Excellent for an advanced student. It has a big open sound. Comes with a case, no bow For sale at $4, 595.

This is a really nice French- hand made violin by a member of the esteemed Vuillaume family. It was made by Gustave Vuillaume in Nancy (1934). He studied with Leon Moungenout and F. Gand. He won 3 silver medals in Mirecourt. Excellent for an advanced student. It has a big open sound. Comes with case, no bow. Stock # 034.
Retail at $13,950. For sale at $10, 200.

This is a good Czech hand-made violin. Good for a beginning student who wants a non-Chinese-made violin. It has a good sound. Comes with case, no bow.
Retail at $565.00. For sale at $395.00

Violin made by James W Robinson, comes with my 'Certificate of Authenticity'. Made in Australia. Modelled after CA Testore.
It has a great sound, you should hear it.
Extra work on this violin vis - a - vis the antique style include a grafted neck, bushings and an ebony crown.
For Sale at $22.500.00

Violin made by James W Robinson, (opus no. 226 ) comes with my 'Certificate of Authenticity'. Made in Australia.
Modelled after G. Guarnerius.
You can hear this violin being played by a professional violinist. Look under the 'Media' menu above and click on track 21 and track 22.

Violin made by James W Robinson, (opus no. 222 )comes with my Certificate of Authenticity. Made in Australia. Modelled after G. Guarnerius.

You can hear this violin being played by a professional violinist from the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. Go to the 'Media' menu above and click on track number 13 and 14.

When my violins are played on a daily basis, the sound will mature (always), further enhancing their acoustic beauty.
The violins I make would be suitable for an advanced student or professional player.

Violin made by James W Robinson, comes with my Certificate of Authenticity. Made in Australia. Modelled after CA Testore.
It has a great sound, you should hear it.
For Sale at $25,000.00

Violin made by James W Robinson, (opus no. 227 )comes with my 'Certificate of Authenticity'. Made in Australia. Modelled after G. Guarnerius.
You can hear this violin being played.

Please go to the 'Media' menu above and click on track 23 and track 24.

Many people comment that there is a 'characteristic' tone that the violins I make have. I would agree. It makes sence that after many decades of experience and making hundreds of instruments one develops workmanship habits and a particular style of work. These could result in a 'characteristic' tone. This is especially true since I trained in Cremona Italy with two of the best modern Italian masters ( Morassi and Bissolotti). May they rest in peace, I miss them both.