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Flute
1853
Alfred G. Badger, American, 1814/15–1892
New York City, New York
Cocuswood, silverClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2006.1357
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Flute
1880s
Alfred G. Badger, American, 1814/15–1892
New York City, New York
SilverClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2006.1356
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Dital harp
about 1820
Invented by: Edward Light, English, 1747–1832
London, England
Maple, spruce, ebony, ivoryClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2007.327
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Lute
about 1890
Carlo Bugatti, Italian, 1856–1940
Milan, Italy
Walnut, copper, vellumClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2007.352
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Guitar (Tilton model)
1880s
John C. Haynes and Company, American
Boston, Massachusetts
Rosewood, spruce, ebony, mother-of-pearl, abalone, ivoryClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2007.596
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Banjo
about 1845–55
William Esperance Boucher, Jr., American, 1822–1899
Baltimore, Maryland
Oak, mapleClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2007.51
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Banjo*
about 1860
James Ashborn, American, 1824–1876
Wolcottville [now Torrington], Connecticut
Maple, rosewood, ironClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2007.975
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Banjo
1895
Icilio Consalvi, American (born in Italy), 1865–1951
Boston, Massachusetts
Maple, ebony, mother-of-pearl, abalone, ivory, silver, semi-precious stonesClassification: Musical instruments
Accession number: 2006.1928
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