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English: Single-bell multi-tone (chime) whistle with compartments of differing length and pitch tuned to a musical chord
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Source From 1912 trade catalog
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  • 2008-01-30 21:32 Steamer405 628×698× (91923 bytes) From 1912 trade catalog

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Single-bell multi-tone (chime) whistle with compartments of differing length and pitch tuned to a musical chord

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