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It's a knockoff violin.

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It's a knockoff violin.

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No

Knockoff automatically means a illegal copy.

If there were a Licence agreement between you and the NFL then it would not be a knockoff.

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Original Knock off wheels have KH and a number cast into the rear of the wheel.

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they rip easily

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No

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