Musical Instruments in the South Kensington Museum, 1870. 'A. Japanese Dulcimer, or Takigato. B. Chinese Yue-kin, or Moon Guitar. C. Yang-kin, or Chinese Dulcimer. D. Roumanian Syrinx, or Pan's Pipes. E. Tunisian Kuitra. F. Kasso, from Senegambia (negro). G. Arab Zummmarah or double Reed-pipe. H. Egyptian Kissar. I. Nanga, or Negro Harp (Nubia). J. Hindoo Tamboura. K. Double Saz (Turkish or Arab). L. Bone Flute of Carib Indians. M. Gunibry, or Moorish Guitar. N. Thro or Tarau, Burmese Violin. O. West African Marimba, or Balafo. P. Chinese Fiddle, or Urh-heen. Q. Egyptian Arghool or double Reed
Musical Instruments in the South Kensington Museum, 1870. 'A. Japanese Dulcimer, or Takigato. B. Chinese Yue-kin, or Moon Guitar. C. Yang-kin, or Chinese Dulcimer. D. Roumanian Syrinx, or Pan's Pipes. E. Tunisian Kuitra. F. Kasso, from Senegambia (negro). G. Arab Zummmarah or double Reed-pipe. H. Egyptian Kissar. I. Nanga, or Negro Harp (Nubia). J. Hindoo Tamboura. K. Double Saz (Turkish or Arab). L. Bone Flute of Carib Indians. M. Gunibry, or Moorish Guitar. N. Thro or Tarau, Burmese Violin. O. West African Marimba, or Balafo. P. Chinese Fiddle, or Urh-heen. Q. Egyptian Arghool or double Reed-pipe'. From "Illustrated London News", 1870.
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