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An early 20th century Stradivarius copy violin and bow, violin length 60cm, in hardshell case

A German violin, c. 1900, with two piece back and bearing "Antonius Stradivarius" paper label, cased with an unmarked bow (a/f). Length of back including button 36.75cm

Bach Stradivarius 37 trumpet, with case, serial number 545352, together with Dennis Wick 1CW and Rudy Muck 19C mouthpieces and accessories including trumpet stand, music clip, brush, oil bottle etc.

Violine um 1930, mit Modellzettel Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, ungeteilter, kaum geflammter Boden in haselnussbraunem Lack, umlaufende dreiteilige Randeinlage, Decke mit mehrfacher Rissbildung, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, restaurierungsbedürftig, L Korpus 35,5 cm.

Cello um 1900 innen alter Klebezettel, Kopie Antonius Stradivarius Germany, Gesamtlänge 126 cm, dazu Bogen signiert Adolf C. Schuster, Gesamtlänge 72 cm, Gesamtgewicht ca. 66,5 g Cello around 1900 inside with old sticker note, copy Antonius Stradivarius Germany, total length 126 cm, with cello bow signed by Adolf C. Schuster, total length 72 cm, total weight approx. 66.5 g

Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis 1729 violin copy with two bows and wooden carry case. Violin 59cms l x 21cms w. Condition ReportViolin in a good condition, no break or cracks to the body. 

A French 3/4 size violin, Stradivarius label, with bow and accessories, in a case

A GERMAN VIOLIN, one piece back, notched sound holes, rosewood turners, bears "Stradivarius" label, back 14 1/4", overall length 23 1/4" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A cased violin, with paper label, Antonius Stradivarius, made in Czechoslovakia, a/f, back 333mm without button

A cased violin, with paper label, Antonius Stradivarius, Faciebat Anno 17, back 347mm without button

Old/antique violin bearing label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis 1721, with later bow, in case

An old cased violin with bow, a/f, (bow signed but indistinct). Label inside reads Antonios Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 17.

An antique Stradivarius copy violin with bow in wooden case

A vintage violin with a label to the interior 'Manufactured in Dresden, imitation of Antonius Stradivarius', with a bow, cased.

A Czechoslovakian violin: scroll carved headstock over ebony finger board and body with two piece back, bears Stradivarius label to interior, cased, 35.5cm long, together with an unsigned bow.

A Czechoslovakian viola: scroll carved headstock over ebony finger board and body with two piece back, bears Stradivarius label to interior, cased, 39cm long

French three-quarter size violin by and labelled Paul Beuscher Luthier, 127 Boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris, Annee 1933; also labelled Copie de Antonio Stradivarius, 13 3/8", 34cm

Violin with two-piece back bearing internal paper label reading "Copie de Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1721" with monogram AF with cross above, length of back to top of button, 37cm and a bow with silvered metal mounts and mother-of-pearl and ebony frog, in a fitted caseCondition ReportPlease see additional photo's

A late 19th/early 20th century German cello, labelled 'Schutz HD junior Marke', with little curl to the sides, back and neck, reddish orange varnish, apocryphal Stradivarius label, length of back 77cm

Late 19th century continental violin, possibly Italian, with 36cm two-piece maple back and ribs and spruce top, bears label 'Antonius Stradivarius Anno 1721', 60cm overall; in modern carrying case with silver mounted pernumbuco bow - Condition Report

[GONE WITH THE WIND]: FLEMING VICTOR: (1889-1949) American Film Director of Gone With The Wind and The Wizard of Oz (both 1939). Academy Award winner. An excellent, extremely rare vintage signed and inscribed 10.5 x 13 photograph, the image depicting Fleming in a head and shoulders pose intensely looking towards the camera. Photograph by Henry Waxman of Hollywood and bearing his blind embossed credit stamp to the lower right corner. Signed by Fleming in dark fountain pen ink to the image, 'Dear Baby, I love you, Victor'. Apparently inscribed to the actress Clara Bow, one of Fleming's lovers. A couple of very light, extremely small corner creases and a few very minor traces of former mounting to the verso, otherwise VG Clara Bow (1905-1965) American Actress, known as 'The It Girl'. Bow starred in the American silent comedy film Mantrap (1926) which was directed by Victor Fleming and was briefly engaged to the director in the same year. Fleming once likened Bow to a Stradivarius violin, stating 'touch her, and she responded with genius'.

Czechoslovakian Violin and Bow with paper label marked Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis, contained in a hard violin case

Tatra Byrosetti Stradivarius model violin and bow in plastic case. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £30 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered address.

A Czech violin, copy of a Stradivarius, LOB 37cm, cased and with bow, an eight string banjolele, total length 56cm, cased, and a rosewood flute in associated box (3).

A GERMAN VIOLIN BEARING PRINTED LABEL COPY OF ANTONIO STRADIVARIUS MADE IN GERMANY, LENGTH OF BACK 36CM AND TWO VIOLIN BOWS, CASED (3) Violin slightly scratched, play wear to finish on neck. Bows with some corrosion on metal parts

ViolineMitte 20. Jh., auf Modellzettel bezeichnet Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis 1736, geteilter, gleichmäßig geflammter Boden in gelb-rötlichem Lack, dreiteilige umlaufende Randeinlage, rissfreie Decke, leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, L Korpus 33,8 cm.

Violineum 1900, innen mit Modellzettel Antonius Stradivarius, geteilter, eng geflammter Boden in grau-braunem Lack, dreiteilige umlaufende Randeinlage, rissfreie Decke, stärkere Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, L Korpus 33,3 cm.

Violin by Suzuki, Japan, copy of 1720 Stradivarius. 6 1/4 inches.

A J Michael, Three Piece Flute, 73cm long, In a Fitted case, Also with a Childs Violin with Bow, After Stradivarius, 53cm long, With a Fitted case, (2)

DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN, Anne Louise Germaine, Madame (1766-1817). Autograph letter signed "Mme de Stael". [1813]. To Giovanni Battista Viotti.  1 page, 8vo, on a bifolium. In French. Inviting him for dinner and mentioning returning his violin (his Stradivarius?). (Browned, creased at folds); matted and framed. Unexamined out of frame.    Viotti renewed his acquaintance with Madame de Stael in June 1813, shortly after she had arrived in London, and that fall, he began giving violin lessons to de Stael 's daughter Albertine. "A note from Madame de Stael, probably written in 1814, inviting 'caro Viotti ' to dinner, assures him that 'we shall give back the violin which I am keeping as a pledge that you come. ' Would Viotti have left the Buttero in the hands of his imperious friend?" (Warwick Lister, Amico, 2009, p. 283, quoting a similar letter from this same period from the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts collection).For condition inquiries please contact Gretchen Hause at gretchenhause@hindmanauctions.com

A 20thC Rosetti Stradivarius model cello, with one piece back, 103cm high.

A German full size Stradivarius copy violin with paper label to interior and two piece back, length 36cm.Additional InformationHeavily worn with scuffs, scrapes, knocks and scratches throughout, will need some attention.

A Czechoslovakian violin bearing label stating ‘Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat anno 1727’, with bow, in fitted travelling case. measures: back plate 33cm. 55cm long

A Czechoslovakian three quarter length violin, the label inscribed 'Anioniua Stradivarius Cremonensis', within a leather case with bow

West German violin with two piece back (Stradivarius copy), with case and bow, together with two other similar violins and a student size violinThey are all lot 128.Four violins in this lot36cm back

¾ size violin c. 1900 Czech, Stradivarius model.13 ¼" (33.5 cm) length back. Nicely figured two-piece back, some scuffs and scratches from use but no damage or repairs apparent. Playing order.

A 20th century Czechoslovakian Tatra by Rosetti Stradivarius model cello, 76cm (excluding button) with soft carry case

Violin by Suzuki, Japan, copy of 1720 Stradivarius. 6 1/4 inches.

German Late 19th Century Copy of a Stradivarius Good Quality Violin. c.1880 with Old Violin Case, Label to Interior, Reads Stradivarius - Cremonen Anno 1725. 13.7/8 Inches Back Length, Length of Violin 23.25 Inches.

Three early 20th century violins in cases, one with a bow, another with label for Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenis

A LEATHERETTE CASED CZECH VIOLIN IN STRADIVARIUS STYLE, THE BACK. 36cms. A JOHANN SCHNEIDER BOW, ANOTHER BOW AND A WOODEN CASED VIOLIN, THE BACK. 34cms.

A STRADIVARIUS LABELLED VIOLIN WITH TWO BOWS IN A RUSHWORTH AND DREAPER LEATHER CASE WITH CANVAS OUTER COVER, THE BACK OF THE VIOLIN. 36cms.

A cello, probably 19th century. Spurious label for Antonius Stradivarius, 76.5cm. Break where the neck joins the body. Repaired crack to the back.

Child's vintage Czechoslovakian violin labelled 'Tatra by Rosetti, Stradivarius model', 32cm two-piece back, complete with two bows and original case

Stradivarius copy late 19thC violin, with 35cm two-piece back, in original coffin style case, with bow

German violin c1900 labelled Antonius Stradivarius with 34cm two piece flame back, together with an Erich Steiner bow, 64cm length, 60g, in fitted canvas covered case

Antonius Stradivarius 20thC copy cello, with two piece 75cm back, in fitted case with two bows, 59 and 69g each, together with accessories

A Saxony violin, 36cm one piece back, labelled Copie de Antonius Stradivarius, with a bow, cased, (a.f).

Violin 14 1/8'' two piece back, labelled 'Piena Student-Violin Model Antonius Stradivarius' cased with bow, together with 13 1/4 two piece back student violin (2)

Bagpipe & other music comprising Piobareachd Society. Pioraireachid. nos. 1-15, Folio, wrappers; and 13 duplicate numbers; Schnapper, E.B. The British Union Catalogue of Early Music printed before the year 1801. 1957, 2 volumes, 4to, original cloth, spines faded; Sandys & Forster. History of the Violin. reprint edition, dustwrapper; Glatt, J. The Chieftains. 1997, dustwrapper; Balfoort, D.J. Antonius Stradivarius. n.d., original boards; Rua, Michele. L'Arpa nella Storia dei Popoli. Rome, 1913, 12mo, presentation copy, cloth; a small quantity of sheet music; Smith, W.C. A Bibliography of the Musical Works published by the firm of John Walsh 1721-1766. 1968, original cloth; Meyer-Baer, K. Liturgical Music Incunabula. 1962, original cloth; Pekaar, R.L. An Encyclopedia of Tunes for the Great Highland Bagpipe. 1994, wrappers; Rosenzweig, H. Historical Harps. 1991, original wrappers; and 3 paperbacks (41)

German violin Circa 1890, labelled Stradivarius with black case & bow CONDITION: good, fake wear

An early/mid-20th century Stradivarius copy violin and bow, in hardshell case, violin length 60cm

A traditional cello, labelled Rosetti (tatra) Stradivarius model

Late 19th/early 20th century German violin with 36cm one-piece maple back and ribs and spruce top, bears label 'Stradivarius Cremonsis Anno 1723', 59cm overall, in carrying case with bow and chin rest - Condition Report

Violin, the interior with Stradivarius label

THREE GASCOIGNE MILK RECORDERS/SPRING BALANCES, with a boxed John Bull Dial Gauge/Indicator (s.d. to glass), with two distressed violins (one Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Czechoslovakia, the other Lark Shanghai), with three framed Athena Sheila Rock prints and an oil on board of a Mediterranean street signed B Steele 1991

A 20th century Czechoslovakian violin, having a two piece back stamped Stainer with ebony finger board and rosewood pegs, bearing a label Jakob Stainer in absam ***it made in Czcho-Slovakia, 36cm (excluding button) cased, with an unmarked bow, together with one other 20th century Continental violin, having a two piece back, ebony finger board and rosewood pegs, bearing a label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonentis Faciebat Anno 1713, 36cm (excluding button), in a modern blue felt lined case. (2)

A 20th century violin, having a two piece back and ebony finger board, bearing a label Antonius Stradivarius Cremonenfis Faciebat Anno 17, 34cm (excluding button), together with one other 20th century violin and a Chinese Parrott violin. (all cased) (3)

A 20th century violin, having a two piece back and ebony finger board, bearing a label Atonius Stradivarius Cremona fecit anno 1731, 36cm (excluding button), together with one other Czechoslovakian violin bearing Stradivarius label, 34cm (excluding button), each cased. (2)

An early 20th century Czechoslovakian violin, having a two piece back, ebony finger board and mother of pearl inlaid pegs, bearing a label Franzosische Violine Modell Stradivarius, 36cm (excluding button), cased.