This American Handmade violin was made by Gerald Stockdale, violin maker in Springfield, MO. in 1965. It has a rough appearance but sounds surprisingly great. It had been rebuilt by me and is ready to play.

This American handmade violin has a great tone and is well made. It is ready to play.

This handmade American violin was made in 1924 by J. H. Klick who made several violins in Ponca, Nebraska. It has several repaired cracks, sounds great and is ready to play.

This violin was made in Colanendon, Texas by Phillip Pittner in 1926. It was repaired by N.C. Wood. Nice handmade American violin ready to play.

This handmade American violin was made in New York in 1925. It is well made and crafted from wood available to the maker on his property. Very unique violin and it sounds wonderful.

This American made handmade violin was made by W. E. Jones, Howell, Michigan in 1919. It is solid and has a great tone. It is a fine example of american made violins in the early 20th century.

This handmade American violin was made by Wiley F. Card, Los Angeles, CA in 1943. It is solid and has a bright pleasing tone. Great example of American made instruments. Made completely out of Mahogany.

This handmade violin was made by W.T.S in 1909 and repaired by W.T Smith in 1940. It has been played and loved and has a strong sound. American handmade violin.

This handmade violin was made by S. A. Wynkoop in Frankfort, Indiana in 1935. It has a healthy sound and has been reconditioned and is ready to play.