Fife ca. 1780–90 Thomas Cahusac, Sr. British The fife is a simple, six-hole flute that has traditionally been used for military purposes. Paired with a side drum, the fife was used to give signals to soldiers for all parts of their daily Cahusac, Sr., and his two sons Thomas, Jr., and William Maurice were important woodwind makers in London during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. At the height of the company's operation, they also sold string and keyboard instruments and published Fife. British. ca. 1780–90. Maple, brass. London, England, United Kingd
Fife ca. 1780–90 Thomas Cahusac, Sr. British The fife is a simple, six-hole flute that has traditionally been used for military purposes. Paired with a side drum, the fife was used to give signals to soldiers for all parts of their daily Cahusac, Sr., and his two sons Thomas, Jr., and William Maurice were important woodwind makers in London during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. At the height of the company's operation, they also sold string and keyboard instruments and published Fife. British. ca. 1780–90. Maple, brass. London, England, United Kingdom. Aerophone-Blow Hole-side-blown flute (transverse)
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