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Didgeridoo Collections for sale

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Collections of instruments are offered here for the discerning private collector, government institutions such as museums, and specialist didjeridu galleries and retailers. We hope these collections would go towards public education purposes, in celebration of the diversity and richness of Indigenous cultures in Northern Australia.


Reference: col1
Price:
Lengths: 77-107 cm
Collection Dates: 1950s-70s
Condition: Fair
Comments:

A nice collection of instruments of varying vintage. Age cracks to some pieces.

Left to right: 1950s - Milingimbi - goanna and snake decoration; 1970s - Yirrkala - softwood with engraved designs; 1980s- Beswick - well-used specimen with cracks on mouthpiece; 1960s - Western Arnhem Land - large cracks; 1970s - Tennant Creek.


Reference: col2
Price:
Lengths: 103-120 cm
Collection Dates: 1960s-70s
Condition: Good
Comments:

An excellent collection of instruments, wonderful aesthetic appeal and good playing characteristics.

Left to right: 1960s - Oenpelli - Mimi spirit decoration; 1960s - Beswick - well-used specimen; 1970s - Western Arnhem Land- hairline cracks near mouthpiece; 1980s - Beswick - file snake and catfish ochre designs; 1970s - Yirrkala - fine ochre decoration consisting of snake motifs and rarrk design.


Reference: col3
Price:
Lengths: 98-143 cm
Collection Dates: 1950s-90s
Condition: Excellent
Comments:

An outstanding collection of instruments of varying vintage and representative of the major didjeridu centres of Northern Australia. Excellent playing characteristic and outstanding decorative appeal.

Left to right: 1950s - Maningrida - rare specimen; 1990s - Yirrkala - fine ochre decoration and some use-wear patination; 1970s- Mornington Island - rare specimen; 1960s - Milingimbi - Ex. J.A. Davidson collection; 1960s - Port Keats - rare specimen.


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