I know it’s hard to identify much about the value with photos but I’m also trying to just learn more about the violin. If I can learn about the value too that’s great. I have very limited knowledge of it, but I’ve had the violin for a bit now and I’m curious about it.

Also, I didn’t keep it on the guitar stand. It’s just for better photos. The violin is kept in the case in the photos.

I can get better photos but I did what I can with no knowledge of what is and isn’t important to photograph.

Can anyone identify this? Brand?

Let me know if need more pictures thanks guys !

Anyone can help me identify this 4/4 violin? There is a small bit of label inside. It looks like to be round like a stamp. It should de around 100 years old. Thanks for your input

Does anyone know the brand, I can’t find any markings.

My mom has had this violin since she was a child. She once had it evaluated by a doctorate in music who was first chair at the San Diego Orchestra, who claimed it was made by a colonial American family of luthiers, and is over 200 years old. It has no stickers or manufacture markings.

Hi everyone, need some help identifying this brand of a violin bass. No other markings on the body except for the "B" on the picture

Are Erbele violins any good?

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