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Treble recorder. Nominal pitch: F.

Wind instruments / Flutes / Treble recorder

Van Heerde

1670-1750, probably c 1720

Amsterdam/Netherlands

Description :

Technical description: Boxwood stained dark brown; 3 sections; 7 finger-holes plus thumb-hole, slight undercutting; curved, fairly narrow windway. Repair History: Wax for tuning in upper finger-holes added by Frans Brüggen, 1969.

Inscriptions :: Stamped on all three sections with crown / "VAN HEERDE".

Measurements :: 499.

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