Medieval Instrument Cases
Dave & Laura McKinstry
dalm at why.net
Mon Mar 25 05:46:56 PST 1996
White Tree Productions wrote:
>
> Leather cases were quite common in the 1880's, and I would imagine that
> the patterns hadn't changed muich... form following function and all of that.
> They opened from the -end- rather than the top, and tended to buckle shut.
What classifies as the "end" on a harp? :)
And what was used to water-proof leather back then?
Lark of Cire Freunlaven Laura McKinstry
Steppes, Ansteorra Dallas, TX
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