US EditionThe day the music died: Long Island’s Kolstein’s Music cleared out of dozens of pricey bass violins
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The day the music died: Long Island’s Kolstein’s Music cleared out of dozens of pricey bass violins
The inventory, which included various instruments ranging in price from $10,000 to about $50,000, was owned by Barrie Kolstein, whose father Samuel started the store in 1943.
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