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Kontrabas od A do Z Wyd. 1. Tadeusz Pelczar. Published 1974 by Polskie Wydawn. Muzyczne in Krakow.Written in Polish. Price $20.00 plus shipping

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A bass, estate of professor Zdzislaw
Marczynski, is offered for sale.
The bass was ordered, during the II World
War, by Nazi governor Frank for Cracow Philharmonic Orchestra in 1940 at German
luthier Rubner. Total of 7 4-string basses were made and delivered in
1941.
Prof. Marczynski has bought one of these basses in 1945 when war was
ended. This bass was his companion for all his artistic life.
In 1969 prof.
Marczynski has immigrated to Canada and took the bass with him.
Recently the
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The
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SOLD]]> Fri, 21 Jan 2011 20:33:56 GMT http://forum.bassbar.com/aeforum/index.php?tid=47&tpg=1#p61 http://forum.bassbar.com/aeforum/index.php?tid=46&tpg=1#p60 Wood type: Pernambuco
Weight: 124 grams
Frog setting : German Silver
Color: Brown
Stick cut: Round
Ferrule Width: 20mm
Minor repairs visible around frog area and frog itself.
Price $1500.00 Canadian

Robert Reichel worked in Markneukirchen, Germany circa 1875, died in 1918. Specialist in making of double bass bows.


SOLD

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Carefully examine the surface and make sure it fits together.

Clean both sides with acetone and let it dry.

Remove nut.

Find a way to clamp the broken pieces without glue.

Prepare epoxy glue according to the product's instructions. I suggest using “5 min epoxy” and test the glue to make sure it sets properly.

Apply a small amount of glue on both sides and clamp the broken pieces together.

Drill 2 holes as shown on the picture with out going through and thread them. (a special long type of screw threader might be needed).

Make special screws from threaded rod and try to insert them with a screwdriver. They must go in very easily and hide just below nut.

Take them out, apply a small amount of epoxy glue inside the holes and on the thread of the screws, and screw them back in.

Clean and glue back the nut.

This method does NOT guaranty 100% success but it has worked for me most of the time.

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