RIN:500 TABLE OF CONTENTS - How to Buy a Violin

Click Here: Chapter 1. Introduction A. Basic Facts to Remember	Chapter 2. Types of manufacturing, grades of quality, their usage, price range, etc. A. Trade-name instruments B. Master-shop instruments C. Amateur-made instruments D. Master instruments E. Fetish-like instruments
Chapter 3. Basic value components of a violin A. The tone B. The utilitarian or practical value C. Artistic value D. Collector's value	Chapter 4. Physical depreciation of the collector's value by Master Violins
Chapter 5. Depreciation schedules Example A. Relative physical value Example B. Depreciation of insured value Schedule A. Replacements Schedule B. Damages Schedule C. Ethical Alterations Schedule D. Unethical Alterations	Chapter 6. Repairs and adjustments of violins and bows A. Availability of Repair and Adjustment Service B. Competence of Repair and Adjustment Service C. Ethics of Repair and Adjustment Service
Chapter 7. Certificates of Appraisal	Chapter 8. Certificates of Authenticity
Chapter 9. Certificates of Condition	Chapter 10. Methods of Selling Instruments A. Method #1 - Let the Buyer Beware. B. Method #2 - Let the Seller Beware.
Chapter 11. Degrees and Associations of Professional Violin Makers	Chapter 12. Where to Buy a Violin or Repair Service A. Professional and Business Oriented SELLERS B. Business Oriented SELLERS C. Private Individual SELLERS
*UNDER CONSTRUCTION* Chapter 13. Questions you should ask the seller when buying an instrument.	About the Author History of Fritz Reuter & Sons, Inc.

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