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04-05-2024, 11:00 AM

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Neuner-Hornsteiner?

Hi,
I would like to have an opinion on this bass, I purchased it from a private individual in 2005 and, apart from the fingerboard, bridge and endpin, it is completely original (I have its wooden endpin). A well-known luthier in Cremona told me that it is a Neuner-Hornsteiner possibly 1910/15. Any thoughts on that? Thank you very much

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