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Hearst Museum object titled Violin and bow, accession number 3-3264a,b, described as (a) Violin, wood, handcarved; horn tailpiece held in place by leather (broken); wire strings; L 59 cm X W 20.2 cm. (b) bow, wood, handcarved; horsehair strings held in place with fiber; L 66.3 cm X W (at handle) 2.7 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Violin and bow, accession number 3-27924a,b, described as Violin with bow; (a) violin: carved palm wood; two metal, two horsehair (broken) strings; horsehair bowstring attached; length at back 50 cm. (b) bow: cane with horsehair strings (broken) and red and yellow pompom (wool yarn) ornament; length 41 cm. Materials: palmwood, horsehair, metal, bamboo, wool yarn

Hearst Museum object titled Violin and bow, accession number 3-3264a,b, described as (a) Violin, wood, handcarved; horn tailpiece held in place by leather (broken); wire strings; L 59 cm X W 20.2 cm. (b) bow, wood, handcarved; horsehair strings held in place with fiber; L 66.3 cm X W (at handle) 2.7 cm.

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