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hello together,
I've found a nice instrument seems to be italian one.what do you think becouse I don't know if it is worth the price telling.inside there is a label: Franz Stohe.geigenbauer Reu Dberberg D/G 1942
regards
Simon
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I am sorry to tell you that it's almost sure not an Italian instrument.
It's a Maggini copy, probably German, as the label says.
Greetings! 
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| Copy of Maggini. There is no doubt in my mind that this is a studio ('trade') violin, meaning an instrument that was produced in a large studio, or factory, and aimed at the student and amateur market. I have seen identical violins around here - usually well toned and nicely made. Not italian - certainly german. Worth around $1000, but not much more.
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