Kansas City School
Kindig
Kansas City, worked 1900
Amateur maker. About 20 violins, including one carved entirely from a single solid block of maple. The label warns: ‘don’t try to regraduate this because it’s impossible’. [Wenberg] — John Dilworth
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KINDIG Worked circa. 1900 Kansas City, Missouri USA. Amateur maker. About 20 violins, including one carved entirely from a single solid block of maple. The label warns: ‘don’t try to regraduate this because it’s impossible’. [Wenberg]
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