Sudrophone

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The Sudrophone was invented by François Sudre (1844-1912) in Paris. It was patented in 1892. It has a cylindrical bore and four pirinet valves. It's length is 86 cm and its bell's diameter is 17 cm. They are currently on the market for approx. €8000.

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