✨F.C. Neuveville✨ Violin Bow with Engraving, Silver Fittings

【Product Introduction】
This is a violin bow from F.C. Neuveville.
The stick has an engraving, and the item is as shown in the photos.

True to its French lineage, this bow offers both flexibility and ease of handling,
making it suitable for a wide range of players, from students to adult hobbyists.

It features an ebony frog and silver fittings,
and is a highly practical and well-crafted instrument.

【Condition】
- As this is a used item, there are scuffs and minor scratches on the stick and frog due to use.
- The engraving is visible but slightly faded (see photos).
- No significant warping is felt (subjective).
- The hair is sold as-is (please consider replacement).

*No cracks or critical damage that would impede playing were found.

【Accessories】
- Bow only

【Notes】
- Please check the photos carefully for the condition and purchase only if you understand that this is a used item.
- No appraisal certificates from specialty stores are included.
- Returns are not accepted to prevent fraud.

Immediate purchase is welcome.
Please feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions.

This bow is from the FINKEL workshop in Brienz, Switzerland.
Finkel-Weidhaas is one of the most highly regarded bow-making workshops in the world, with a legacy dating back to 1868. The material is well-seasoned Pernambuco wood, offering high playability and timeless beauty.

- F.C. Neuveville
This is the highest grade model of bows from the prestigious FINKEL workshop. It uses the finest materials for a workshop-made bow and is meticulously crafted over time to achieve an uncompromising balance. For discerning customers who demand excellent playability and a rich tone at a high level.

FINKEL bows are known for their consistent quality and are a popular brand with many users.
All parts, including the tip, winding, and frog, are made of silver. The stick is slightly shorter than that of other manufacturers, making it famously easy to handle for smaller-framed individuals, including Japanese players.