Hohner - Chromonica 260 - - Chromatic harmonica - Germany - 1911 (No Reserve Price)

This Hohner Chromonica 260 is in perfect working and cosmetic condition. Built with metal covers and a traditional wooden comb, it delivers a warm, expressive, and accurate chromatic tone. The slide mechanism operates smoothly, and the instrument is airtight, responsive, and free of dents or wear. Comes with its original Hohner case, also very well preserved. A fully functional, clean, and high-quality chromatic harmonica — ideal for players and collectors.

I am offering for sale a Hohner 260 chromatic harmonica, one of the most iconic and appreciated models of the brand. This instrument combines Hohner's durable materials with a traditional construction blending metal and wood, offering both a warm sound and excellent projection.

General characteristics
• Brand: Hohner
• Model: Chromonica 260
• Type: Chromatic harmonica
• Tone: (often C / Do, to specify if needed)
Construction: metal and wood
Number of holes: 10 holes
Plates: polished metal
Hairbrush: Natural wood (traditional Hohner construction)
• Glissando button: Present, smooth operation
Country of manufacture: Germany (according to the Hohner 260 series).

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Instrument condition:

The harmonica is in perfect condition, both aesthetically and functionally.
No impact, no visible deformation.
Clean and shiny metal
Perfectly preserved wooden comb.
The glissando mechanism functions flawlessly without friction.
Clear, precise sound, without any background noise.

This item has been carefully preserved and shows no perceptible defects.

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Accessories included:
Original Hohner case, in excellent condition.
Clean
Perfectly protecting the instrument.
Impeccable closure

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Additional information:

The Hohner 260 is a highly sought-after model for:
• Robust construction, combining quality metals and a wooden comb.
His/Her quick response.
His voice has a warm and expressive tone.
Reliability, notably in classical, jazz, and variety genres.

It is an instrument appreciated both by experienced harmonists and by collectors of traditional chromatic models.