Talk:Dulcken
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Perhaps sections might usefully be added upon (a) the whereabouts of examples - a 1745 in the Smithsonian being of note (b) modern makers who have taken Dulcken instruments as an example for modern instruments - such as Clayson and Garrett, Martin Skowroneck and others Dollist (talk) 13:45, 2 July 2014 (UTC)