Hohner - Verdi II M - - Accordion - Germany (No reserve price)

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€ 152
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Simone Sedda
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Estimate  € 430 - € 500
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€152
PT
€142
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€132

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Hohner Verdi II M accordion, built in the 1950s in Germany, weighing 8.5 kg, in very good physical condition and fully functional, with 37 treble piano keys, 3 ranks, 7 registers, 96 bass buttons with 3 registers, including new straps and original case.

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Accordion HOHNER VERDI II M, built in the 1950s in Germany with materials of exceptionally high quality; as a result the instrument is in excellent condition — both physically and in terms of tone. It produces an exceptionally clear and warm tone. All parts function exactly as expected. Treble: 37 piano keys, 3-row, 7 registers, LMM; bass side: 96 basses, 3 registers. New straps, original case

Accordion HOHNER VERDI II M, built in the 1950s in Germany with materials of exceptionally high quality; as a result the instrument is in excellent condition — both physically and in terms of tone. It produces an exceptionally clear and warm tone. All parts function exactly as expected. Treble: 37 piano keys, 3-row, 7 registers, LMM; bass side: 96 basses, 3 registers. New straps, original case

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Hohner
Multiple models
No
Model
Verdi II M
Country of origin
Germany
Physical condition
Very good
Number of objects
2
Includes
Bass Case, Strap
Weight
8.5 kg
Material
Wood
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Height
50 cm
Length
40 cm
Width
25 cm
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
35
Objects sold
Private

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