File:MIMEd L 2929. Contrabass serpent, nominal pitch 16-ft C (against door).png

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English: Contrabass serpent, built c. 1840 by Joseph and Richard Wood, Huddersfield, UK. In the collection of St Cecilia's Hall Concert Room & Music Museum, Musical Instruments Museums Edinburgh. On loan. Licensed CC-BY, attribution "University of Edinburgh"; accession number L 2929. Against a door, for scale.
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Contrabass serpent, c. 1840 by Joseph and Richard Wood, Huddersfield, UK

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