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Summary
Instrument type: Pitch Pipe
Medium: Mahogany, with bone slide.; 21.2 x 6.3 x 3.2 cm.
Mark Maximum: No mark.
Condition: All seams loose. There are 4 notches at the corners of each end indicating some form of either metal ferrule or bracketed clamping device for either repairing or securing loose seams.
Provenance: Whitlock's Book Store, New Haven, Connecticut, 28 Oct. 1930.
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Date
1930 - 1940
Source
Library of Congress
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