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Wanting info on Excelsior Model 320

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Hi all I have found an accordion that belonged to my grandfather and I would love to know more about it if someone can point me in the right direction. I've just started to learn it (from youtube) but some history would be cool. I've tried Google but not sure what I'm looking for. Hope you can help

Peter
 

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Hi Peter & Welcome - you're in New Zealand?

You could try googling Accordiana - which is what the A in the logo means.
 
You have a mid to late 50's Excelsior made "Accordiana" - Italian made - 3/4 reed - Quality machine made reeds - and has a very hearty construction.
Cleaned and tuned these are outstanding for their age.
 
I think it has 4 reeds? 3 middles and a low. Probably has a real nice musette sound.

Since it's a 320 does it have a 19 inch keyboard?
Nice accordion.
 
Without seeing the innards, could be a 4 reed ? - or 3 reed with mis-marked shifts ??
 
That's true. We can only speculate, unless we can see more? Firefly- can you post some more pictures, the insides?
 
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