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Nederlands: De enige nog bestaande middeleeuwse contrabasblokfluit ter wereld. Ze is te bezichtigen in museum Vleeshuis te Antwerpen. Ze is 250 cm lang.
English: The only surviving medieval contrabass recorder in the world. On display at the Vleeshuis Museum in Antwerp. It is 250cm long. It was made by Rauch von Schrattenbach around 1535. Pitch, F2, reaching C2 with keys.[1]
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