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Cor anglais
Angular form. Three main joints of unstained maple with a boxwood knee and two brass mounts. The joints comprise a turned onion and cotton reel finial with curved brass crooks; the upper joint; a short, obtuse-angled knee-joint; the lower joint and the bell section of turned baluster-shape. Two square brass keys are mounted on turned, raised wooden sections, one of them a fish-tailed F key, the other a right hand Gsharp key. Both key pads are of leather. Pitch of the instrument: F.
- Date:
1791 - Maker:
Grundmann, Jakob Friedrich [Person] - Collection:
National Museums Liverpool - Inventory number:
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Dresden (Timezone: Europe/Berlin)
- Measurements:Length of top section 355mm, length of lower section 495mm, bore diameter 5.9mm at socket expanding to 23mm before bell chamber.