I know nothing, and want to know nothing about them (I don't need another obsession!), but this looks ever so nifty a find. I can't believe noone has bid on it yet!! I thought that someone here might be very glad to see it.
hthttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=009
Is this a gem or a doorstop??
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anniemcu
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Is this a gem or a doorstop??
anniemcu
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It's a museum piece Annie. Not likely to attract people whose interest is in playing the things.
Old accordions are not like old violins that appreciate in value. This yoke probably needs a complete overhaul with a lot of new parts and an awful lot of work to make it even playable. And it would probably still smell even then!
Steve
Old accordions are not like old violins that appreciate in value. This yoke probably needs a complete overhaul with a lot of new parts and an awful lot of work to make it even playable. And it would probably still smell even then!
Steve