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I would like to find out some information on a Violin my son just reseived from his grandmother. Inside the Violin it is marked with these words and marks... Antonios Stradivaruis Cremonensis, with a circle inside a circle and a cross in the circle with an A & V at the bottom of the cross. Also The words Faciebat Anno, The Number 17 stamped in the wood, with the numbers 4 3 written next to the 17. On the outside of the top neck of the Violin, it has the words COSSER-VATORY VILOIN
Is there anyone that can tell me anything about this Viloin??? My e-mail Address Is [email protected]
—69.92.191.1712:59, 28 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
