Ton-Klar The Dancla Model 126 German-Made Violin Outfit
Ton-Klar The Dancla Model 126 German-Made Violin Outfit
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Discover the vintage character and craftsmanship of this Ton-Klar The Dancla Model 126 German-Made Violin, available at Metz Music. Featuring a distinctive orange finish, attractive aged patina, and an enjoyable sound, this pre-owned violin is a unique find for musicians, students, and collectors alike.
Manufactured in Germany for William Lewis & Son of Chicago, Illinois, the Ton-Klar Dancla represents a piece of traditional German violin-making history. The interior label identifies this instrument as Model 126-3/4, with serial number 65374.
The Dancla name is associated with a historical line of German-made violins marketed through William Lewis & Son. These instruments were designed with developing musicians in mind, combining traditional violin construction with accessible pricing.
This particular example has plenty of vintage character, with its attractive orange finish and naturally aged appearance. It has been set up and is ready to play, making it an appealing option for someone looking for a distinctive pre-owned violin.
A violin case and bow are included, providing a convenient package for its next owner.
Whether you're a student musician, an advancing player, or someone who appreciates vintage German instruments, this Ton-Klar Dancla Model 126 offers a unique opportunity to own a violin with a little history behind it.
Features & Specifications
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Brand: Ton-Klar
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Model: The Dancla 126
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Model Designation: 126-3/4 (as marked on interior label)
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Serial Number: 65374
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Instrument: Acoustic Violin
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Country of Manufacture: Germany
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Original Distributor: William Lewis & Son, Chicago, Illinois
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Finish: Orange with distinctive vintage patina
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Condition: Good – Pre-Owned
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Setup: Set up and ready to play
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Included Accessories: Violin case and bow
A Piece of German Violin History
The Ton-Klar Dancla violin line has historical ties to William Lewis & Son, a Chicago-based musical instrument company that marketed German-made string instruments.
Examples of the Dancla line are known to carry labels identifying their German manufacture specifically for William Lewis & Son. The Model 126 designation appears on surviving examples of these instruments.
Traditional German violin-making materials found in documented examples of the Dancla line include spruce tops, maple backs and sides, ebony fingerboards, and maple bridges. These specifications are associated with other examples and have not been independently confirmed for this particular instrument.
With its vintage appearance, distinctive finish, and historical background, this Ton-Klar Dancla is an interesting find for anyone who appreciates traditional string instruments.
Why You'll Love It
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German-Made Heritage: Manufactured in Germany for the historic William Lewis & Son music company.
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Identifiable Model: Features the original Model 126-3/4 designation and serial number 65374.
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Vintage Character: Attractive orange finish with a distinctive aged patina.
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Ready to Play: Already set up and ready for its next musician.
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Complete Package: Includes a violin case and bow.
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Unique Find: A pre-owned instrument with a history that sets it apart from modern entry-level violins.
