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G. Otto Orth, 1928Description: Violin labeled "Italian Tone, G. Otto Orth, Seattle, WA, March 1928". George O. Orth (1885 1962) studied under Max Willibald Schmidt and Paul Kissner in Seattle. He owned a shop with two employees from 1935 to 1955. Orth made about 125 violins, 12 violas, 2 cellos in his life, including several Strad models, the Ernst, and copies of a Testore. He used turpentine sealer followed by three coats of dark red brown spirit varnish, then an oil

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Van Zandt makes his own varnish using natural resins and drying oils and makes instruments by hand

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2 cellos in his life