Frankfurt School
Friedrich Christian (III) Edler
Frankfurt, b. 1876
after 1914 Frankfurt Germany. Son, pupil, and successor of Friedrich Edler (II), above. National medal awarded at Leipzig 1909. Officially appointed maker to the Grand Ducal Court of Saxony and the Landgrave of Hessen. Renowned expert on old instruments. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
EDLER, Friedrich Christian (III) Born 1876, d. after 1914 Frankfurt Germany. Son, pupil, and successor of Friedrich Edler (II), above. National medal awarded at Leipzig 1909. Officially appointed maker to the Grand Ducal Court of Saxony and the Landgrave of Hessen. Renowned expert on old instruments.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
wurde sein Nachfolger. Er erfand einen Balken für Streichinstrumente und
eine »Verbesserung am Stimmstock«.
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Working in Frankfurt at the same time
August Friedrich Herrmann 1863–1943
Friedrich Christian (IV) Edler b. 1908
George Hoffman worked 1928
Hans Edler worked 1919–1954
J. Henry Edler 1874–1938
Julius Altricher 1868–1935
Louis Noebe worked 1865–1922
Oswald Schaller 1857–1913