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• Description: pipes of a barrel organ. These wooden box pipes can be tuned by adjusting the height of the closing stop at the top of the pipe. The longer pipes are folded to fit within the body of the barrel organ.
• Source: photographed --Immanuel Giel 12:53, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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