Violin Maker, Machinist, and Foundry Foreman. Husband of Ann "Carrie" Bean.
From: "The Violinist's Guide Containing Information Pertaining to the Violin Making Industry", Violinist Publishing Company, XX July, 1916 No 7, page 31:
And from: "The Violinist" XXVI February 1920 No 2, page 67:
Heiges, Luther D.
805 N. Calhoun St., Baltimore, Md.
American violin maker, repairer and dealer in old and new violins. Manufacturing violin rosin. Worked as maker for others from 1890-1900, then established independently. Violins are all numbered and dated and copies of old masters. Last number-144. Violins all made from historical old wood 100-150 years old. Special oil varnish used.
Source - Google books (both books).
From: "The Violinist's Guide Containing Information Pertaining to the Violin Making Industry", Violinist Publishing Company, XX July, 1916 No 7, page 31:
And from: "The Violinist" XXVI February 1920 No 2, page 67:
Heiges, Luther D.
805 N. Calhoun St., Baltimore, Md.
American violin maker, repairer and dealer in old and new violins. Manufacturing violin rosin. Worked as maker for others from 1890-1900, then established independently. Violins are all numbered and dated and copies of old masters. Last number-144. Violins all made from historical old wood 100-150 years old. Special oil varnish used.
Source - Google books (both books).
Violin Maker, Machinist, and Foundry Foreman. Husband of Ann "Carrie" Bean.
From: "The Violinist's Guide Containing Information Pertaining to the Violin Making Industry", Violinist Publishing Company, XX July, 1916 No 7, page 31:
And from: "The Violinist" XXVI February 1920 No 2, page 67:
Heiges, Luther D.
805 N. Calhoun St., Baltimore, Md.
American violin maker, repairer and dealer in old and new violins. Manufacturing violin rosin. Worked as maker for others from 1890-1900, then established independently. Violins are all numbered and dated and copies of old masters. Last number-144. Violins all made from historical old wood 100-150 years old. Special oil varnish used.
Source - Google books (both books).
From: "The Violinist's Guide Containing Information Pertaining to the Violin Making Industry", Violinist Publishing Company, XX July, 1916 No 7, page 31:
And from: "The Violinist" XXVI February 1920 No 2, page 67:
Heiges, Luther D.
805 N. Calhoun St., Baltimore, Md.
American violin maker, repairer and dealer in old and new violins. Manufacturing violin rosin. Worked as maker for others from 1890-1900, then established independently. Violins are all numbered and dated and copies of old masters. Last number-144. Violins all made from historical old wood 100-150 years old. Special oil varnish used.
Source - Google books (both books).
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