Henry Richard Knopf

Made in 1903, New York by German maker Henry Richard Knopf and is healthy after restoration.  It features PegHeds, a Horvat tailpiece, Chris Dungey endpin.  Contact us for more details.
Back length 760 mm
Upper bouts  340 mm
Lower bouts  430 mm
String length  715 mm

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