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A —Upper bellows-board. B —Lower bellows-board. C The two pi front

OF WHICH EACH CONSISTS. D—POSTERIOR ARCHED PART OF EACH. E HOARD

PART OF EACH. F —PIECES OF LINDEN WOOD. G -APERTURE IN THE '

H —Lid. I —Little mouldings of wood. K—Handle. L Cleat on t •

The cleat inside i am not able to depict. M—Interior of the lowe _

board. N —Part of the head. O—Air-hole. P Supporting bar. y •

R—Hide. S—Thong. T— Exterior of the lower board. V—Staple a •

Y—Bow. Z — Its long pieces. AA— Back piece of the bow. BBends. CC—Crossbar distending the bow. DD—The two little pc.

EE— Hide. FF— Nail. GG— Horn of the nail. HH—A screw. n ~^ong t •

KK—Head. LL—Its lower board. MM—Its upper board.

00—The whole of the lower bellows-board. PP—The two exT ^ r “ R PLAT ^the head hinges. QQ—Their curved piece. RR—Middle plate of the he _SS—The two outer plates of the upper bellows-board. TT—Its middle flair.

VV—Little axle. XX—Whole bellows.

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