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201. French hurdy-gurdy player from Berry
202. French hurdy-gurdy (18th cent.) Capo for the trompette
203. French hurdy-gurdy (18th cent.) Capo for the trompette
204. Swedish nyckelharpa
205. Nyckelharpa player in Uppland, Sweden
206. Organized hurdy-gurdy. Description from the 18th century
207. French organized hurdy-gurdy (18th cent.)
208. French woman's hurdy-gurdy (18th cent.)
209. The so-called "harp-hurdy-gurdy" (18th cent.)
210. Hurdy-gurdy by H.V. Engelhard (1743)
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