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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 27 (1904) (1904)

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and being provided with a process of shaving down, which leaves it quite thin. key,” and it seems most probable that this form was small tangent, something like those described above, The manikin upon which the skin is to be drawn first used for the keyboards of the stringed instru- struck the… … factory is left on, the final Fig. 2.- A Fretted Clavichord. tion, we find in use through- touches being given after out the middle ages a key- the skin is on, while the clavichord continued in general use till the last cen- board instrument derived from the ancient psaltery, papier-maché is still…

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