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Plectrum, green teardrop shape, accessory for Banjulele, felt, maker unknown, place of production unknown, acquired 2005
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Summary
Object No.
2005/56/1-3Object Statement
Plectrum, green teardrop shape, accessory for Banjulele, felt, maker unknown, place of production unknown, acquired 2005Physical Description
Green felt teardrop-shaped plectrum.
Marks
No marksShort URL
https://ma.as/357982Dimensions
Width
25 mmDepth
5 mmProduction
Notes
The maker and place and date of manufacture are unknown.Cite this Object
Harvard
Plectrum, green teardrop shape, accessory for Banjulele, felt, maker unknown, place of production unknown, acquired 2005 2020, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 26 September 2020, <https://ma.as/357982>Wikipedia
{{cite web |url=https://ma.as/357982 |title=Plectrum, green teardrop shape, accessory for Banjulele, felt, maker unknown, place of production unknown, acquired 2005 |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=26 September 2020 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}This object is currently on display in Collection Gallery 2 at the Museums Discovery Centre.
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