Oblong clapper or hyoshigi of wood, used at proclamations and in theatres and processions to attract attention: Japan

Oblong clapper or hyoshigi of wood, used at proclamations and in theatres and processions to attract attention: Japan

Clapper carved in wood to represent the killer whale, consisting of two hollowed parts joined by a lashing at the tail which forms the handle, ornamented with red, black and green pigments: North America, Canada, Northwest Coast, possibly Alaska

Clapper for a bamboo jaw harp, metal: Indonesian, Sumatra, Toba Batak, 20th century

Brass bell, cast in U-shape with central lug on top, banded patterns above the rim, part of a clapper bell with a hardwood clapper attached by a red cord: Africa, West Africa, Nigeria, late 19th - early 20th century

Wooden clapper and bell