THE Violin Makers OF THE United States

The book is in excellent condition with a dust jacket that shows minor wear. The binding is strong and intact, with clean, unmarked pages. The hardcover maintains its shape and integrity, making it a well-preserved copy for collectors and enthusiasts.

"The Violin Makers of the United States" by Thomas James Wenberg is a comprehensive biographical documentation of violin and bow makers who have worked in the United States. Published by Mt. Hood Publishing Company in 1986, this hardcover edition offers an in-depth exploration of the craftsmanship and history of American luthiers. The book is available in both a standard edition (ISBN 0-938071-05-X) and a deluxe edition (ISBN 0-938071-06-8), providing a detailed account of notable figures in the field. This work is a valuable resource for music historians, instrument makers, and collectors seeking insight into the artistry and legacy of violin making in America. The book is printed and bound in the United States, with a focus on biographical and historical accuracy. The dust jacket is present, showing minor signs of wear, preserving the book's overall excellent condition.