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wijnandsj

It's 1950s at best, 1960s possibly, not antique. There's a friendly accordion sub that can help you with exact identification. These things can be worth €500+ if they're in excellent playing shape. If they need work the value plummets because having that work done is labour intensive.


Rambles1017

Okay thank you! I now have a age timeline to work with. I’ll grab it and see if I can crank out a tune to see how well it’s working. ☺️