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Bulgaria ‘£1.2m Stradivarius’ discovery ruled out as appeal with £30,000 reward conti

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    British Transport Police (BTP) detectives have concluded that a violin seized in a raid by Bulgarian police in February is likely a replica and not the £1.2m 1696 Antonio Stradivarius violin stolen from Euston rail station in November 2010.

    The reward for the safe return of the original antique instrument currently stands at £30,000 and investigators are continuing to appeal for information on its whereabouts.


    http://www.btp.presscentre.com/Medi...appeal-with-30-000-reward-continues-1fbc.aspx

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