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Inventing Aged Tone in New Violins, 1903

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First page clipping of GB 190303723 (A)

Patent
#190303723  issued in Great Britain to R.H. Payne and T. Broadbent,
February 17, 1903. It really doesn’t have anything to do with creating
patina/lustre in the tone of a new violin via artificial means, but it
does have that scent to it, and sometimes that all anything needs to do,
provide the aroma of an interesting idea.

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