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Viceroy Accordion (Saxony) - Possible to date?

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Hi All.

Im completely new here but recently picked this up on ebay.

Would anyone be kind enough to give me an idea of how old this might be? Id love to find out! : )



 

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Very old probably. I would say pre war accordion made for kids to learn
 
Hi There,

A neat little 12 Bass. Does it sound as good as it looks?

Are you an experienced player, or is it your intention to learn on this instrument?

Anyway, I can't help you with the date your instrument may have been made, except to say that it is not brand new.

Please give us an idea of your musical aspirations.

Kind Regards,

Stephen.
 
Late 20's mid 30's 12 Bass. Looks Great !!
 
Viceroy was a brand name of the London musical instrument wholesalers Rose Morris & Co., which was put onto various of their cheap lines and toy/educational instruments, including many inexpensive imported accordions that were made in Klingenthal, Saxony.

The Art-Deco style (think 1930's cinemas) of those keyboard ends became very fashionable around 1936/37, when Hohner started using them.
 
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