First National Institute of the Allied Arts Violin With Case

Item Details

A vintage Jackson Guldan Company 4/4 size violin for the First National Institute of Allied Arts. This violin is a Stradivarius copy with a flame maple back, sides and neck, and a rich, reddish-brown finish. The First National Institute of Allied Arts was a music school which offered affordable music lessons and loaner violins to students throughout the country in the early to mid-20th century. Includes First National Institute of Allied Arts label to the back and inside, seen through the f-hole, which reads ‘Model Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis Faciebat Anno 17’ and ‘Jackson-Guldan Violin Co., Columbus, Ohio’. A vintage case is included.

Condition

- Fair in appearance. Missing saddle, bridge and strings. Bow has broken horsehair hank. Case has significant wear.

Dimensions

- of case.
- Violin measures approximately 23" long.

Item #

16CIN556-042