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p.8 (3249) Illustration references: CAMPBELL, D.M. et al., 2004, Musical Instruments: History, Technology, and Performance of Instruments of Western Music, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.290 Figure 9.2b p.9 (1596) Specific literature references: SAYCE, L., 2001, The development of Italianate continuo lutes, PhD thesis, The Open University, pp.182-183. p.10 (1051) Specific literature references: SAYCE, L., 2001, The development of Italianate continuo lutes, PhD thesis, The Open University, pp.35-37. p.11 (300) Specific literature references: SAYCE, L., 2001, The development of Italianate continuo lutes, PhD thesis, The Open University, pp.33-35, 38. Illustration references: SAYCE, L., 2001, The development of Italianate continuo lutes, PhD thesis, The Open University, pp.254-255. p.13 (303) Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX p.252. p.15 (3374) Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX p.252. p.19 (1584) Illustration references: CAMPBELL, D.M. et al., 2004, Musical Instruments: History, Technology, and Performance of Instruments of Western Music, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.290 Figure 9.2a p.21 (310) Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX p.252. p.29 (3369) Specific literature references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.130--133. Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.124, 256. p.30 (281) Specific literature references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.126-128. Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.124, 253-254. p.31 (279) Illustration references: CAMPBELL, D.M. et al., 2004, Musical Instruments: History, Technology, and Performance of Instruments of Western Music, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.295 Figure 9.3a p.32 (3384) Specific literature references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.128-130. Illustration references: MARTIN, D.P., 2006, `The Early Wire Strung Guitar'. Galpin Society Journal LIX pp.124, 255. p.36 (2330) Maker: Labelled A. Zaniboni, School of John Preston, London (?), last quarter of eighteenth century. Although labelled by Zaniboni (possibly the repairer), the instrument is very similar in construction and decoration to "spanish guitars" which have been attributed to John Preston of London. p.53 (3838): Serial number is probably 1496, not 1196. Previous ownership: formerly belonged to the late Norman Quinney of Edinburgh, the Principal of the Scottish Academy of Classical Guitar. p.54 (768) Maker: as stands, or Markneukirchen copy c 1890-1900. p.55 (291) Illustration references: CAMPBELL, D.M. et al., 2004, Musical Instruments: History, Technology, and Performance of Instruments of Western Music, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.295 Figure 9.3b p.61 (1111) Maker: by Amedee Thibout, Paris, c 1805.
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