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Photo: Jon Magnusson
This violin belonged to my grandmothers father, who lived on the Sirkön island in lake Åsnen, Småland. The instrument is interesting due to what looks like remnants of pins for sympathetic strings close to the end pin. However I believe these plugs are used to attach the ribs to the end block. I invite everyone to check for indications that what looks like a standard violin might have had sympathetic strings but it is always important with false conclusions.
Photo: Jon Magnusson
Photo: Jon Magnusson
Photo: Jon Magnusson
Photo: Jon Magnusson
Photo: Jon Magnusson
Photo: Jon Magnusson
| Name | Hunshult |
| Type | Violin |
| Luthier | |
| Year | |
| Origin | |
| Found in | Hunshult, Småland |
| Playing strings | 4 |
| Sympathetic strings | 0 |
| Other instruments with a scroll | NorbergsfiolenDubbeldäckad hardingSpettsToftafiolenBungefiolenMohte 2Spele-Jocke |