Métert and Langdorff

===Second Part===

(with many figures)

+ Malignon / Spieldosen / + Malignon / Music boxes

Die Gesamtanzahl dieses Abschnittes beträgt / Total: Spieldosen

Siehe unbedingt auch den / See also the ===First Part===

Very early Bells and Drums by Métert, about 1850 (Ord-Hume, Sweet Bells)	Langdorff attributed, no number () Langdorff 20303+20430 compared by Bulleid () Langdorff with a brass tune sheet	Métert N° 2295 Métert N° 3013 Métert N° 4978 Métert attrib. N° 7119 N° 5406, N° 7064 Langdorff keywound N° 13718 [1], [2], N° 13849, attrib., similar to N° 13849 Langdorff & Fils N° 18575
N° 4330, N° 7030	Left and right a hexagon, Langdorff and Langdorff & Fils ()	David Langdorff & Fils N° 21873 N° 20092, N° 21594, N° 27045
Metert 1882 (year?) (Number included in two slim hexagons)		Chapter 12 of left and right dominated tune sheets ()
	Chapter 13 of left and right dominated tune sheets ()	Malignon

Sublime Harmony. Many music boxes have a Sublime Harmony arrangement, and that is how Englishman Baker spelt it. He avoided the use of this Paillard-attributed description in his earlier years, as did Langdorff. (Bulleid, Technology, p. 6-7)

Large and very large movements. Baker-Troll are generally associated with large and very large movements – one illustrated in the Chapuis book is an interchangeable driven by four springs. It has a drum, bells, castanet, 40-key organ and two zithers and is on a stand with drawers for ten cylinders. (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

[1] Drum, bells, and castanet “... as well as one with a drum, bells, and castanet, both with 13“ (33 cm) cylinders.” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

No 13849. “The simpler type of tune sheet was widely used, for example on Serial No. 13849 with 11“ (28 cm) cylinder playing eigth airs.” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

Tremolo Harp box, similar as 13849. “It was also used on a Tremolo Harp box, ...” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)