Flute by William Hall & Son, New York, ca. 1847-1874, at the National Music Museum

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Flute by William Hall & Son, New York, ca. 1847-1874

Hall Flute

NMM 10472. Flute by William Hall & Son, New York, ca. 1847-1874. Conical. Four sections. Stamped on all joints: WILLIAM HALL & SON / N-YORK. Boxwood with ivory ferrules and end cap. One brass key. Total length, 23-3/4" (603 mm). Gift of James Boeringer, Silver Spring, Maryland, 2003.

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