File:Dunn Chanter & Drones Chantry.jpg
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editDescriptionDunn Chanter & Drones Chantry.jpg |
English: The chanter and drones from a set of smallpipes made by John Dunn,
in the Chantry Bagpipe Museum, Morpeth. |
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Source | Francis Wood |
Author | Francis Wood |
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