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  1. R

    Help Identifying Mid-Century Paolo Soprani

    Help Identifying Mid Century Paolo Soprani Hi, all! My grandma recently got out her old accordion, and I’d like to learn more about it. I’d say it’s from the late 1950s, as she got it when she was 13 (so 1960/61). The only identifying markings are “Paolo Soprani” and “made in Italy”. It has the...
  2. C

    Anybody have any idea what type of accordion this is?

    not entirely sure if this post goes here… if needed i can take it down/repost somewhere else. I got this vintage accordion as a gift and it doesn’t have any info on the box itself or in the case. There was a brand plate on it at one point (evidenced by some residual adhesive) but other than that...
  3. J

    Titano Help

    I was gifted this beautiful Titano Accordion, I took it to our Local Music Shop and didn't have much success in identifying it. It appears to be early to late 60's but I can't find a model number or any further info. The staff at the music shop say it sounds right and is fully functional and in...
  4. J

    Identification

    Hi there all, I have an accordion given to me by a family member, and I was wondering if anyone could help with any kind of identification/information about it? Apologies if that's not allowed here.
  5. CremeFraiche

    Help identifying inherited piano accordion

    Hi everyone, I must apologize as I do not play the accordion so please forgive my intrusion. I am hoping that someone here might be so kind as to shed some light on a piano accordion I recently inherited from my Grandfather. My initial basic googling has led me to believe that it is a...
  6. K

    Father's Royal Standard

    Hi, can anybody identify my father's accordion from 1950's? Of course it is Royal Standard, but more? It is fully working, 99.9% working, 100% state. No scraches, really as a new one. Thank you for your reponse. Peter
  7. S

    Help identifying Hohner accordion?

    Hello everyone! I am just learning how to play the accordion by ear and had the good fortune of coming into possession of a Hohner one. I was wondering if anyone could help me identify which model this is, so I can have a bit more info and maybe be able to find a fingering chart for it...
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