Long poles surmounted by a crescent and an ornament shaped like a Chinese hat from which bells and jingles and, usually, two horsehair tails are suspended, adopted by European military bands from the Turks. MARCUS
AAT
300042641
Chinese pavilions
crescents, Turkish
jingling Johnnie
Johnnies, jingling
pavilions, Chinese
Turkish crescents
13yrs ago
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