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Musical instruments of the Cafars; Musical instruments which their wives play upon

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Du Bofe, C

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Location: 8A; Accession: pr.x.164.9A ; pr.x.164.9B
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Prints Engravings
Created Date:
1800 1899
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Keywords

  1. Blacks
  2. Musical Instruments

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