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From article in Polish "Fujara, fujarka": Willow folk instruments (in Polish "fujarka" synonymous "fujara") of Poles showed during Warsaw music exhibition in 1888 from book (English title: "Wooden architecture and wooden artifacts in historic Poland") "Budownictwo drzewne [...] w dawnej Polsce", vol. 2, p. 27 & 28, Warszawa, 1907, 1909.

Note about digital book: One of digital versions in Internet - contains two volumes in single file and is marked with date of release of first volume only (1907) but contains two volumes from year 1907 and from year 1909.

Direct link to different sources of the same scanned drawing:

• drawing in article on p. 28 scanned by PBI of Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland
• drawing in article on p. 28 provided by Internet Archive scanned by Google

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