Here is a 1905 G. Galleazzi accordion. Made in San Francisco and has an engraved plate naming Joseph Cuneo who appears to have been an early settler of San Francisco: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsw

 

This is an antique clay pottery flute whistle. It is marked "R Teschner". It plays (I am not a musician but it sounds like a flute). The instrument definitely shows signs of age, please see the pictur

 

Interesting violin. Labelled "Giuseppe Ornati" but I have no idea what the actual origin of the violin is... Rosewood fittings, new strings, new bridge. Big, penetrating sound. Bright and forward. Rep

 

Offered here for auction rare antique 1800's violin bow, overall excellent shape, appears to be grain painted to resemble snake wood, frog grooves are hand carved and the nut appears to be a material

 

Click thumbs to Enlarge Any additional photos will be below This antique violin is not in playing condition but has been kept in pretty good shape over the years. It has some scuffs to the wooden fini

 

This auction is for the MANDOLIN you see here. I thought it was a dulcimer, but it says Mandolin Harp, as you can see by the paper in the center. Has patent dates of 1894, 1899 and 1900. In very nice

 

A collectors item, authentic James Preston violin. Has a sign inside that says James Preston London

 

Extraordinary violin labeled Leandro Bisiach 1903. Made with beautiful woods and precise workmanship, consistent with the Milanese school. The front is made of medium grained spruce in two pieces. The

 

Extremely rare "Ukelin", 32 string musical instrument from the 1920's - 30's. It has all 32 strings although they might need to be tuned or have the strings replaced. Has a bow but no string on it. Th

 

I'm Offering a VERY nice collector VIOLIN AS SHOWN. I don't know if it is tuned or how well it works. the bow and the wood look good to my eye has a few small nicks and dings i showed. The bow says GL