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$7,000W. A. Pfretzschner violin, Markneukirchen, Germany 1925The Pfretzschner family are most famous for making bows, and W A Pfretzschner is no exception. By the early 1920s, however, he had expanded his Markneukirchen workshop to include violin making, produc...Buy from Store Showing More like this 0 0 -
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