One hammered dulcimer, sometimes called a hammer dulcimer, set into a lidded case, with a craved wooden stand. The case has a hinged top with two cords on each side to keep it propped open. Two triangular panels on each side of the top can be removed to gain access to the pegs and storage compartments. On the right side there are 12 sets of 4 raised iron pegs alternating with 11 sets of 3 iron pegs, which have wire stings that are attached to small raised studs on the other side. There is a black painted sounding board with two circular resonator holes, both of which have a gold floral motif painted around them. One has a gold wooden insert with a spiral pattern carved into it. One bridge, pierced with circular holes, is situated to the left of center, and another is on the far right. The following words are stenciled in gold on the underside of lid: “P. Wight, Maker / Alabama, NY ". Includes 1 hammer, one tuner, and 1 key along with extra strings.