Antique M. Hohner Button Accordion
An early 20th-century diatonic button accordion manufactured by M. Hohner in Trossingen, Germany, featuring a rich dark wood casing with intricate cutout scrollwork along the treble side, metal corner reinforcements, decorative border etching, and an embedded metal "Steel Reeds" plate. The instrument shows substantial visual wear throughout, including chipping and missing finish on the top and side wood edges, broken leather closure straps, and significant loss, tearing, and pest damage across the paper-lined bellows. It is currently non-functional and requires a complete bellows replacement and restoration to be playable, though it retains strong display appeal for vintage musical instrument collectors. H 9.75", W 11.5", D 6.25". Please see photos for condition.
[ translate ]An early 20th-century diatonic button accordion manufactured by M. Hohner in Trossingen, Germany, featuring a rich dark wood casing with intricate cutout scrollwork along the treble side, metal corner reinforcements, decorative border etching, and an embedded metal "Steel Reeds" plate. The instrument shows substantial visual wear throughout, including chipping and missing finish on the top and side wood edges, broken leather closure straps, and significant loss, tearing, and pest damage across the paper-lined bellows. It is currently non-functional and requires a complete bellows replacement and restoration to be playable, though it retains strong display appeal for vintage musical instrument collectors. H 9.75", W 11.5", D 6.25". Please see photos for condition.
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