Bow demonstration of faux stamped H.R. Pfretzschner (copy - NOT an original) violin bow.

This Brazilwood bow is newly rehaired, regripped and re-wrapped.
Nickel mounted, and weight of approx 57.62 Grams. Balance point is about 244 mm from end of the stick where it meets the button.
It is falsely stamped H.R. Pfretzschner - it's been determined to be a fake, however on its own merit as a vintage bow, it does remarkably well. It's been estimated to be circa 1950 -1975 based on the ivory tip. Its performance lands in the range of bows priced much higher. It's springy and slightly tip heavy. Please enjoy the demo for more details and information.
Catherine is a classically trained violinist and attended 2 prestigious Universities in Texas. She recently attained her Masters Degree in Music. She plays professionally with a popular local music group, she plays in professional orchestra, as well as teaches violin. She is paid to give her unbiased opinion of each violin - she is your advocate and helps the online buyer reach the best decision if they are unable to purchase locally. Her integrity, as well as mine are on the line and we do the utmost to provide you honest and helpful feedback for your buying decisions.
Available on RevivoViolins.com and Reverb - Play on my friends!

[@SteveParsons-l1d]

😂 this bowmaking family is still in business and very embarassing for there reputation. This bow should be destroyed. Fraud is fraud. Ill have the family contact you about this matter. This is clearly a junk factory bow. Any reputable violin dealer knows this maker. They made alot of bows. Maestronet and facebook free information for vocabulary does not make a sucessful dealer