How To Make Stringed Instruments - Guitars & Violins on CD
We have gathered together for your convenience, four vintage publications resady top view or print right from your computer.
Violins & Stringed Intruments - Early 1900's publication - 160 pages, and over 170 illustrations. Clear, concise plans and
instructional text, allows even the novice woodworker to create beautiful stringed instruments.
Contents include:
:: Chapter I. Materials and Tools for Violin Making
:: Chapter II. Making Violin Moulds
:: Chapter III. Violin Making
:: Chapter IV. Varnishing and Finishing Violins
:: Chapter V. Double Bass Violin, and a Violoncello
:: Chapter VI. Japanese One-String Violins
:: Chapter VII. Mandoline Making
:: Chapter VIII.Guitar Making
:: Chapter IX. Banjo Making
:: Chapter X. Zither Making
:: Chapter XI. Dulcimer Making
Also includes:
1904 Musical Instruments
The Irish and Highland Harps. 312 pages covering the history, design and color illustrations of
the magic of the harp.
Also includes:
How To Make a Classic Guitar
For those of you who wish to learn this interesting craft, or wish to play a guitar actually made by your own hands, this book
provides all the basics to learning this enjoyable (and profitable!!!) hobby.
This book will break down the steps into an easy to understand, easy step-by-step format, that makes it easy for anyone to follow.
Also includes:
Violin Varnish & How to Make It (1911)
Make your own authentic varnish, complete recipes and How-to info.
Violins & Stringed Intruments
Sample thumbnails taken from the collection.
(Low resolution thumbnails - CD/DVD images are scanned at 300 DPI)
How To Make a Classic Guitar
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Bonus Book:
:: Violin Varnish & How to Make It (1911)
Learn to make your own authentic varnish!
The object of assisting in the dis-
covery of a Varnish that will equal in
quality and beauty that of the great masters
of the Middle Ages, I have, with the kind
assistance of Mr. EDGAR PENNING, en-
deavoured, in the following chapters, to
describe, in the simplest manner possible,
the properties and effects of the principal
components of Varnish and the best means
of employing them.
54 pages.
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