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Shō, Bamboo wood, metal, Japanese — Shō
Japanese
19th century

Accordion, Alexandre Pere & Fils, Wood, metal, mastic, brass, tortoiseshell, gilt brass, mother-of-pearl, silver foil, French — Accordion
Alexandre Pere & Fils
1850–55

Sho, Bamboo, wood, metal, Japanese — Sho
Japanese
19th century

Hnyìn, Bamboo, gourd, Burmese — Hnyìn
Burmese
late 19th Century

Clariophone, Gebr. Ludwig (?), Wood, various materials, German — Clariophone
Gebr. Ludwig (?)
ca. 1900

Khāēn, Wood, skin, iron, Thai or Burmese — Khāēn
Thai or Burmese
late 19th century

Symphonium, Charles Wheatstone British, nickel silver, ivory, brass, mother-of-pearl, British — Symphonium
Charles Wheatstone
ca. 1835

Apollo Lyre, various materials, American — Apollo Lyre
American
1848–53

Concertina, Charles Wheatstone British, Rosewood, nickel-silver, leather, paper, ivory, tortoiseshell; case of mahogany, British — Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
1831–37

Reed Organ (Physharmonica), Alexander-François Debain French, Palisander, brass., French — Reed Organ (Physharmonica)
Alexander-François Debain
ca. 1860

Trumpet Call Harmonica, Hohner German, Wood, metal, German — Trumpet Call Harmonica
Hohner
ca. 1915

Sheng ( 笙 ), Chinese — Sheng ( 笙 )
Chinese
ca. 1850–89

Sho, Bamboo, wood, metal, Japanese — Sho
Japanese
ca. 1838

Horn, Water buffalo horn, Burmese — Horn
Burmese
late 19th century

Horn, Horn?, Burmese — Horn
Burmese
late 19th century

Koy, Horn, Thai — Koy
Thai
late 19th century

Concertina, Charles Wheatstone British, Palisander, leather, paper, ivory, British — Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
ca. 1862

Harmoniflûte, Bouton (?) French, Wood, metal, various materials, French — Harmoniflûte
Bouton
Marix
second half 19th century

Piano Harmonica, J. B. Cramer & Co., Wood, various materials, British — Piano Harmonica
J. B. Cramer & Co.
ca. 1870–96

Melophone, Maple, brass, French — Melophone
French
ca. 1850–55

Seraphine, Wood and various materials, American — Seraphine
American
ca. 1840

Sheng ( 笙 ), Wood, metal, ivory, Chinese — Sheng ( 笙 )
Chinese
late 19th century

Accordion, Mahogany, tortoiseshell, paper, leather, British — Accordion
British
ca. 1835

Harmonium, Victor and Auguste Mustel French, Wood, various materials, French — Harmonium
Victor and Auguste Mustel
after 1886

Engkerurai, Bamboo, rattan, gourd, Iban people, Bornean — Engkerurai
Iban people, Bornean
late 19th century

Harmonica, Wood, metal, German — Harmonica
German
early 20th century

Harmoniphon, Paris, Lecrosnier & Tremblai (?) French, Wood, metal, various materials, French — Harmoniphon
Paris, Lecrosnier & Tremblai
after 1836

Rocking Melodeon, Abraham Prescott American, Wood, various materials, American — Rocking Melodeon
Abraham Prescott
1825

Rocking Melodeon, Wood, metal, leather, American — Rocking Melodeon
American
second quarter 19th century

Glass Harmonica, Wood, glass, various materials, possibly German — Glass Harmonica
possibly German
18th century

Harmonicor, Louis Jules Jaulin French, Wood, metal ivory, horn, French — Harmonicor
Louis Jules Jaulin
after 1859

Accordion, Various materials, Russian — Accordion
Russian
1870–80

Book Harmonium, Wood, various materials, French or German — Book Harmonium
French or German
19th century

Bible Regal, Wood, German — Bible Regal
German
early 20th century

Harmonica, Wood, metal, German — Harmonica
German
ca. 1900

Accordion, G. Kaneguissert French, Wood (palisander, softwood), mother-of-pearl, paper, leather, brass, nickel-silver, French — Accordion
G. Kaneguissert
ca. 1860

Melodeon, Taylor & Farley, Wood, various materials, American — Melodeon
Taylor & Farley
1867

Dosa, copper, cord, Japanese — Dosa
Japanese
19th century

Sho (笙), wood, metal, Japanese — Sho (笙)
Japanese
19th century

Harmonica, Ch. Weiss German, Wood, metal, German — Harmonica
Ch. Weiss
ca. 1895