Bugle in E

Possibly by Johann Bernhard Logier German

ca. 1810

Not on view

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Title: Bugle in E
Maker: Possibly by Johann Bernhard Logier (1777–1846)
Date: ca. 1810
Geography: Dublin?, Ireland or United Kingdom
Culture: German
Medium: Copper, brass, ivory
Dimensions: L. of body 31.8 cm (12-1/2 in); Bell Diam. 17.2 cm (6-13/16 in); L. of mouthpiece 8.7 cm (3-7/16 in.)
Classification: Aerophone-Lip Vibrated-horn
Credit Line: Purchase, Gift of Barnard College, by exchange, 1998
Object Number: 1998.352
Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments

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