A violin that belonged to Albert Einstein was sold at auction for 860,000 pounds.
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The violin, made in 1894 by the luthier Anton Zunterer, is considered Einstein's first violin. The auction took place at Dominic Winter Auctioneers, where the instrument was sold for a record sum, exceeding one million pounds including commission. Chris Albury, a specialist in historical souvenirs, mentioned Einstein's passion for music, stating that he would have preferred to be a musician if he had not been a scientist. Other items, including a bicycle saddle, did not find a buyer.
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Vioara lui Albert Einstein, vândută la licitație pentru peste 860.000 de lire sterline
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O vioară care i-a aparținut lui Albert Einstein s-a vândut la licitație pentru o sumă record
O vioară care i-a aparţinut lui Albert Einstein s-a vândut la licitaţie cu 860.000 de lire sterline
Einstein's violin sells for £860,000 at auction
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