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Plectrum for banjulele

    Green felt teardrop-shaped plectrum.

    This object is part of

    2005/56/1 Banjulele with case and plectrum, combination banjo and ukulele, timber / metal / aluminium / calfskin / nylon / cardboard / velvet / felt, made by Alvin D Keech, United States of America, 1918 - 1945
    Banjulele made by Alvin D Keech
    1918-1945

    Summary

    Object No.

    2005/56/1-3

    Object Statement

    Plectrum, green teardrop shape, accessory for Banjulele, felt, maker unknown, place of production unknown, acquired 2005

    Physical Description

    Green felt teardrop-shaped plectrum.

    Marks

    No marks

    Short URL

    https://ma.as/357982

    Dimensions

    Width

    25 mm

    Depth

    5 mm

    Production

    Notes

    The maker and place and date of manufacture are unknown.

    Cite this Object

    Harvard

    Plectrum for banjulele 2020, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 28 July 2021, <https://ma.as/357982>

    Wikipedia

    {{cite web |url=https://ma.as/357982 |title=Plectrum for banjulele |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=28 July 2021 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}
    This object is currently on display in Technology & Innovation at the Museums Discovery Centre.

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