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Reed Organ (Physharmonica)
Alexander-François Debain
ca. 1860

Harmonica Pitch Pipe

Hohner

Accordion
British
ca. 1835

Clariophone
Gebr. Ludwig (?)
ca. 1900

Harmonica Pitch Pipe

Friedrich Gessner

19th century

Horn
Burmese
late 19th century

Harmonicor
French?
late 19th century

Soprani, Inc.

20th century

Piano-Bandonian

German

1936

Bible Regal
German
early 20th century

Rocking Melodeon
Abraham Prescott
1825

Barrel Melodeon
French or Italian
1891

Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
1855–60

Accordion
Soprani & Figli
ca. 1920

Accordion
Russian
1870–80

Harmonica Pitch Pipe

Thai

late 19th century

Koy
Thai
late 19th century

M. Busson

1850s

Korean

late 19th century

Khāēn
Thai or Burmese
late 19th century

Accordion (Flutina)
Frank Colbrun
1875

Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
1831–37

Bible Regal
German or French
19th century

Harmonica Pitch Pipe

Hohner

Shō
Japanese
19th century

Cécilium
Arthur Quentin de Gromard
ca. 1880

Portable Reed Organ

British

late 19th century

Piano accordion

Luigi Giulietti Sr.

mid-1930s

Harmoniphon
Paris, Lecrosnier & Tremblai
after 1836

Sheng ( 笙 )
Chinese
late 19th century

Upright piano and reed organ
American
mid-19th century

Harmonicor
Louis Jules Jaulin
after 1859