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Pitch Pipe
American or European
early 20th century
Round Pitch Pipe
German
early 20th century
Pitch Pipe
British
early 19th century
Pitch Pipe
Pitch Pipe
Alexander Liddle
1854–73
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Congdon’s Pitch Pipe
Germany
ca. 1890
Clarinet Mouthpiece for E-flat / D Pitch
French?
ca. 1900
Pitch Pipe
American
19th century
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Hohner
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Hohner
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Pitch Pipe
American
early 20th century
Flute
Guatemalan
19th century
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Hohner
Harmonica Pitch Pipe
Pitch fork marked “International Pitch, A=435,”
ca. 1900
Pitch Pipe
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Pitch Pipe
Walker Aeolian Pitch Pipe Set
1860's
Small blued-steel, variable pitch tuning fork
early 20th c.
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Possibly American
ca. 1900
Pitch fork marked “C=517.3,”
Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co.
ca. 1900
Pitch fork marked A
Deagan
early 20th c.
Variable pitch tuning fork
Clay-Adams Company, New York
early 20th c.
Pitch Pipe
Round Pitch Pipe
Pitch fork marked “Philharmonic,”
United States or Europe
early 20th century
Pitch Pipe
American
1816
Dance whistle
Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake (Lake County, California)
ca. 1885
Aeolian Pitch Pipe
Thomas Walker
1860s
Spear with Sheath
South Indian
18th–19th century
Whistle
Native American (Arapaho)
19th century
Bone Whistle
Native American (Shoshone or Sioux)
early 20th century
Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Whistle
Native American (Siouan or Algonquian, probably)
19th century