Full-size violin bow The frog's pearl inlay is a Parisian eye, and this model with silver fittings is thought to be equivalent to the current M3 or higher models. (The silver winding also has leather winding at the tip, and it is a very carefully finished bow.) The bow hair is severely deteriorated, so I don't think it's performing at its full potential, but it doesn't have the excessive weight that makes your arm swing wildly when you play, nor does it have the overly stiff feel that clashes with the strings. It has an elegant playing feel. I think it will be a very reliable bow if you maintain it (rehairing). *Please use after rehairing. Other than that, it has little signs of use, and the winding leather etc. are in very good condition. (There are some black spots characteristic of silver, but I will polish them as much as possible before delivery.) Import of pernambuco wood is severely restricted by the Washington Convention. The stock of wood is also limited, and the price of domestic bows continues to rise. I think it's good for practical use and as a collection of domestic bows. How about it?