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English: Baldwin Combo electronic harpsichord
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Source http://www.baldwinharpsichord.com/
Author Mark Thomas
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The author, Mark Thomas granted following authorization by e-mail:
"Hi Gerard,

You're welcome to use any photos that are on my site. You can credit them to me and publish them under public domain license. Most of those images are sized down for the page. You can copy the originals."

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current20:24, 3 November 2009Thumbnail for version as of 20:24, 3 November 2009400 × 333 (20 KB)Gérard Janot{{Information |Description={{en|1=Baldwin Combo electronic harpsichord }} |Source=http://www.baldwinharpsichord.com/ |Author=Mark Thomas |Date=2009-07-31 |Permission= |other_versions= }} Category:Harpsichords
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