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Keyboard instrument

European

Vielle à Roue
François le Jeune
1760–80

Organized square piano (square piano and pipe organ)
Longman & Broderip
1786

Practice Keyboard
ca. 1870–96

Keyboard Glockenspiel
probably British
second half 19th century

Claviorganum
Herman Willenbrock
1712

Pajot

19th century

Violon avec Clavier
Joseph Poussot
ca. 1890

Hurdy-Gurdy
Gilbert Nigout
ca. 1879

Hurdy-Gurdy
German?
1794

Serbian

early 20th century

Henry Thouvenel

ca. 1870–1900

Hurdy-Gurdy
French
second half 18th century

Upright Piano and Reed Organ
American
ca. 1835 (?)

Violon avec Clavier

Joseph Poussot

ca. 1890

German

ca. 1700–1799

Nyckelharpa
Swedish
19th century

Hurdy-Gurdy
German?
19th century

Grand Piano with Double Keyboard
Bösendorfer
ca. 1940

Upright (Lyre) Piano with Pedalboard
Johann Christian Schleip (1786–1848)
1820–44