As is well known, Freitz Kreisler is one of the greatest violinists in history, while De Guiso Guanelli is widely recognized as one of the greatest pianists in history. The violin made by Guanelli in 1730, which Chrysler used back then, is also one of the few best violins in the world today. This priceless famous qin not only has a brilliant and unparalleled sound, but also has an interesting history.

This violin, finally named "Chrysler", was originally owned by a French general named Junot, who was commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte. Kurt's warship was captured by pirates in a harbor city called White Haven. The pirates auctioned off the items on the ship for money, and the violin was sold to a priest by the ignorant pirate for £ 2. This servant of God also loved worldly wealth and sold the qin to a collector named William Thomson. William Thomas engraved his initials W.T on both sides of the string box of this piano. After William Thomas owned this violin for many years, his son sold it to an amateur performer. Later, as part of the inheritance of this amateur performer, this violin was passed down to the names of two ladies. A collector named John Mountford bought it from the two ladies at a high price of 500 gold coins at the time. Later, it was transferred to another collector, R.E Brandt. Finally, Chrysler bought this piano in 1926 and used it to hold countless concerts, captivating audiences around the world with its beautiful sound.