Maison Gand & Bernardel Luthier Code Reveals the Market Value of Many Instruments Played by 19th-Century Musicians

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Instrument-maker code: A curator from CNRS and the Museum of Music has found a way to decrypt the records taken by Maison Gand & Bernardel. Information was noted in the records with a special code to facilitate business transactions by discreetly identifying the maker and the value of each violin. The discovery will allow us to understand the value market of the violins. [Le Monde] [Le Figaro] [La croix] [Science et avenir]

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