Very, very doubtful a fiddle could withstand extended submersion without being reduced to splinters. The buyer got scammed.
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10 years ago
Very, very doubtful a fiddle could withstand extended submersion without being reduced to splinters. The buyer got scammed.
Father Haskell wrote in news:f4cd2871-70b7-4647-8739- snipped-for-privacy@g9g2000yqh.googlegroups.com:
I agree that it couldn't withstand extended submersion.... but if you read the article, it's claimed that the instrument was never actually submerged: "It is claimed the violin survived in a leather case, strapped to Mr Hartley's body, which floated upright in his cork and linen lifejacket."
news:f4cd2871-70b7-4647-8739-
article, it's claimed
survived in a leather
linen lifejacket."
Still would have to have seen a lot of water.. Hard to believe it would survive.
Very, very doubtful a fiddle could withstand extended submersion without being reduced to splinters. The buyer got scammed. =================================================================== I would have to agree. Hide glue and wood that thin spending 10 days in the water is highly unlikely to survive.
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