Rudall Carte and E.A. Couturier Conical-bore Instruments Compared

Rudall Carte and E.A. Couturier Conical-bore Instruments Compared

A comparison of Rudall Carte & Co and E. A. Couturier conical-bore instruments instruments is presented. The principle employed by both Rudall Carte & Co and E. A. Couturier in their conical-bore instruments was to minimize the length of cylindrical tubing. The narrower sections including th...

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