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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (1904) (1904)

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s worked alternately to we are told that “two brethren of concordant spirit required to open the pallets that the ends of the rods sit together at the instrument and each controls his supply the wind to the small “reed” pipes, the ends of were struck with the closed fist and the performer own… … organ was constructed for wind to the pipes instead of with slides. At first a small the same city with a key- board whose octave was T-shaped button, somewhat only one note longer than like those of the concertina, at present. In the follow- when pressed by the finger ing century the width was…

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