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| Walter Senkow's signature on violin making was a small covering of black ebony wood over the end pin location. It not only adds structure to this area, but also overall beauty and simplicity. His son has decided to add to this in the 2013 Senkow violin by inlaying perfling to both sides of this ebony as shown here. | |
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