J.T.L. Workshop (Jerome Thibouville Lamy) Dominicus Montagnana 1747 Made in Mirecourt, France, around 1920 4/4 size violin Body length: 357mm JTL was a musical instrument manufacturing company founded in France in the mid-19th century, and it produced a large number of instruments and related goods as a major company until the mid-20th century. While these violins were produced over 100 years ago, many are in good condition, and the bright, aged French tone makes this a popular maker, available at an affordable price. Domenico Montagnana (1686-1750) A maker of the same generation as Stradivari, he studied instrument making in Venice, Italy, and became independent in 1712, establishing his own workshop and working hard at instrument making. He is especially famous for his cellos, known as the wide Montagnana model. The back plate is made of a single piece of wood, and the varnish has an old finish with shades of color. Nowadays, instruments are often made perfectly symmetrical, but this old-style asymmetrical construction is very attractive. The brand "Le Marquis de lair" is burned into the upper part of the back plate, which was used by the Charles Claudot workshop in France, but JTL acquired the trademark and used it. How about a full-fledged modern violin on this occasion? It is recommended for those who want to handle a good instrument from the beginning or for those who are replacing their entry-level instrument. Enjoy a selection of violins carefully selected by a specialist shop that handles everything from new to modern to old violins, with prices ranging from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). Necessary repairs such as peg hole bushing and peeling repairs have been completed. Weather checking can be seen on the top plate. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest) are made of high-grade rosewood. New nylon strings are installed. Adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.