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ACCORDION MUSEUM The Alex Accordion Museum is open to the public and is free. At the Alex Musical Accordion Museum we have a fascinating collection of unusal and antique accordions. The display includes NYC's Acme Accordion, from 1941: black with metal pinstripes, suggestive of the Chrysler Building. There's the E. Galizi Bros. model, an angelic ivory body with a gold pearled inlay, circa 1920. Then, there are true relics such as a Soprani accordion from the first line of accordions to ever use a keyboard instead of buttons on the right hand side. There's also the third prototype for the bandoneon, hand made by bandoneon inventor Heinrich Band in the mid-1800s. By appointment only please... just give us a call! |
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Band Union Third model of the first prototype before they were called Bandoneon. Hand made in Germany in the year 1890 |
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Bandoneon Premier Alfred Arnold Premier model Black de luxe hand made in Germany in the year 1934 |
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Amindo Luciani Diatonic accordion brown. Hand made in Grottazzolina A.P. Italy in the 1960's |
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AA Bandoneon Alfred Arnold Bandoneon Black Hand made In Germany in the year 1929 |
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Paolo Soprani Viennese One of the first models of commercial Accordion. Viennese diatonic style "Rinomate armoniche sistema Soprani" |
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ACME White Excelsior Piano accordion white pearled model hand made in Italy in the 1940's |
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A. Butti Co. Piano accordion Black. Hand made on Marlboro Street NYC. in the year 1930 |
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Beaver Brand Diatonic accordion made in Germany in the year 1906. |
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ACME Black Acme Piano accordion black Pietro System super AN 2 Hand made on Canal street NYC. in the year 1941 |
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Click here to see more accordions in our Accordion Museum! |
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Cantulia Piano accordion white hand made in Germany in the year 1935 |
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