Markneukirchen c.1910

About the instrument:

These cellos are made in workshops in and around the town of Markneukirchen, Germany other wise know as “The German Cremona”. Markneukirchen boasts a long tradition of violin-making which dates back to the 17th century.

The cello back, length 760mm, is a two piece back of quarter-sawn maple with a strong curl of narrow-medium width; the ribs and scroll of similar wood. The front is of medium grain spruce and the varnish of a light golden-brown colour.

Measurements

Back Length: 760mm
Upper Bout: 346mm
Middle Bout: 244mm
Lower Bout: 437mm

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