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Bugle in E
Johann Bernhard Logier
ca. 1810

Keyed Bugle in E (originally E-flat?)
Graves & Company
1830–50

Keyed Bugle in E-flat
Clementi & Co.
ca. 1830

Bugle in C
Thomas Key
1811

Tenor Bugle in E-flat
French?
19th century

Keyed Bugle in C

Firth, Hall & Pond

1833–47

Sopranino Bugle in C
British
19th century

"Palomita"
House of Dior
fall/winter 1953–54

Keyed bugle in E-flat
Henry Sibley
1840

Tenor Bugle in B-flat
Josef Serpek
ca. 1862

Boy Scout Bugle
American
ca. 1927–41

Bugle in C
French
late 19th century

Flügelhorn (valve bugle) in B-flat
Johann David Christian Loeschhorn
1849–55

Bugle in G
W. I. Seefeldt
late 19th century

Wedding ensemble
Mademoiselle Willets
1918

Half Moon (bugle or flügelhorn) in D
Erdmuthe Juliane Liebel
1813

Sopranino Flugelhorn (Valve Bugle) in E-flat

Giuseppe Pelitti

ca. 1835

Keyed Bugle in B-flat
Joseph Greenhill
ca. 1830

Keyed Bugle
Elbridge G. Wright
1854

Keyed Bugle in B-flat
C. Devaster
ca. 1830