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Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Rare Vintage Helland Bros. Violin 1914 made in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

$ 950.37

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Brand: Helland Brothers
  • Condition: Used, in good shape for its age. has been professionally set up.
  • Era: 1900's
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Size: 4/4

    Description

    Rare Vintage Helland Brothers violin 1914 Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin with bow and original case. Used condition, in good shape for being 105 years old. Sound post has been reset, a brand new bridge set, pegs have been updated, and the bow it came with has been restrung. Stays in tune very nicely. All repairs done by professional luthier. Picture of repair receipt for 0. See pictures for more detail. Will send more pictures if interested.
    Local Pickup available Waterford, Michigan
    Helland Brothers was a fiddle markers' shop in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, United States 1905-1927
    The workshop was founded in 1905 by the brothers Knut Gunnarsson Helland and Gunnar Gunnarsson Helland from Bo in Telemark. They emigrated to America in 1901 and made both Hardanger fiddles and violins. Knut died in 1920 and Gunnar ran the workshop alone until 1927, when it was closed.