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Concertina, Charles Wheatstone British, Rosewood, nickel-silver, leather, paper, ivory, tortoiseshell; case of mahogany, British
Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
1831–37
Concertina, Lachanal & Co., Wood, metal, leather, paper, British
Concertina
Manufacturer Lachanal & Co.
1911
Concertina, Charles Wheatstone British, Mahogany (?), leather, paper, metal (brass, nickel-silver), British
Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
1855–60
Concertina, Charles Wheatstone British, Palisander, leather, paper, ivory, British
Concertina
Charles Wheatstone
ca. 1862
Young Man with a Concertina ambrotype, Ambrotype, American
Young Man with a Concertina ambrotype
American
ca. 1861–65
Concertina, from the Musical Instruments series (N82) for Duke brand cigarettes, W. Duke, Sons & Co. American, Commercial color lithograph
Concertina, from the Musical Instruments series (N82) for Duke brand cigarettes
Publisher Issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Lithographer Lithography by Schumacher & Ettlinger
1888
Accordion, Alexandre Pere & Fils, Wood, metal, mastic, brass, tortoiseshell, gilt brass, mother-of-pearl, silver foil, French
Accordion
Alexandre Pere & Fils
1850–55
Triangle and Concertina, from the Musical Instruments series (N121) issued by Duke Sons & Co. to promote Honest Long Cut Tobacco, W. Duke, Sons & Co. American, Commercial color lithograph
Triangle and Concertina, from the Musical Instruments series (N121) issued by Duke Sons & Co. to promote Honest Long Cut Tobacco
Publisher Issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co.
Lithographer Schumacher & Ettlinger
1888
American Woman Playing a Concertina, from the series Life Drawings of People from Foreign Nations , Utagawa (Gountei) Sadahide Japanese, Woodblock print; ink and color on paper, Japan

American Woman Playing a Concertina, from the series Life Drawings of People from Foreign Nations

Utagawa (Gountei) Sadahide
1860
Alphabeta Concertina
Ronald King
Publisher Circle Press
1983
Accordion (Flutina), Frank Colbrun Possibly Belgium, Rosewood, poplar, mother-of-pearl, brass, paper, leather, Possibly Belgium
Accordion (Flutina)
Frank Colbrun
1875
Accordion, G. Kaneguissert French, Wood (palisander, softwood), mother-of-pearl, paper, leather, brass, nickel-silver, French
Accordion
G. Kaneguissert
ca. 1860
Accordion, Mahogany, tortoiseshell, paper, leather, British
Accordion
British
ca. 1835
Accordion, Soprani & Figli Italian, Wood, paper, cloth, brass and various materials, Italian
Accordion
Soprani & Figli
ca. 1920
Accordion, Various materials, Russian
Accordion
Russian
1870–80
Accordion, wood, mother-of-pearl, leather, paper., Possibly Belgian
Accordion
Possibly Belgian
ca. 1890
Accordion
U.S.S.R.
late 19th century
Accordion
French
second half 19th century
Accordion
Friedrich Gessner
J. van den Eynde
19th century
Accordion
M. Busson
1850s
Piano-Bandonian
German
1936
Accordion
Manufacturer Soprani, Inc.
20th century
Symphonium, Charles Wheatstone British, nickel silver, ivory, brass, mother-of-pearl, British
Symphonium
Charles Wheatstone
ca. 1835
Melophone, Maple, brass, French
Melophone
French
ca. 1850–55
Trumpet Call Harmonica, Hohner German, Wood, metal, German
Trumpet Call Harmonica
Manufacturer Hohner
ca. 1915
Rocking Melodeon, Wood, metal, leather, American
Rocking Melodeon
American
second quarter 19th century
Harmonica, Wood, metal, German
Harmonica
German
ca. 1900
Harmonica, Ch. Weiss German, Wood, metal, German
Harmonica
Ch. Weiss
ca. 1895
Piano Harmonica, J. B. Cramer & Co., Wood, various materials, British
Piano Harmonica
J. B. Cramer & Co.
ca. 1870–96
Crystallophone, Wood, glass, various materials, British
Crystallophone
British
late 18th century
Liku (arca), Reed, llama wool, Bolivian
Liku (arca)
Bolivian
20th century
Portable Reed Organ
British
late 19th century
Solophon, Becker, wood, metal, German
Solophon
Becker
late 19th century
Ensemble, Comme des Garçons Japanese, polyester, wool, plastic (polyvinyl chloride), metal, Japanese
Ensemble
Design House Comme des Garçons
Designer Junya Watanabe
fall/winter 2015–16
Ensemble, Comme des Garçons Japanese, polyester, cupro, plastic (polyvinyl chloride), metal, Japanese
Ensemble
Design House Comme des Garçons
Designer Junya Watanabe
fall/winter 2015–16
Ensemble, Junya Watanabe Japanese, wool, plastic (polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride), metal, Japanese
Ensemble
Designer Junya Watanabe
fall/winter 2015–16
Ensemble, Junya Watanabe Japanese, wool, polyester, plastic (polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride), nylon, cotton, mother-of-pearl, Japanese
Ensemble
Designer Junya Watanabe
fall/winter 2015–16
Harmonium, F. Kaufmann & Sohn German, Wood, various materials, German
Harmonium
F. Kaufmann & Sohn
Ph. I. Trayser & Co.
mid-19th century
Physharmonika, Anton Haeckel Austrian, Wood, metal, glass, brass, ivory, leather, Austrian
Physharmonika
Attributed to Anton Haeckel
ca. 1821–25
Reed Organ (Physharmonika), Alexander-François Debain French, Wood, metal, French
Reed Organ (Physharmonika)
Alexander-François Debain
early 19th century
Rocking Melodeon, Wood, leather, cloth, metal
Rocking Melodeon
1847
Mbila, Wood, leather, skin & twine, Chopi people
Mbila
Chopi people
19th century

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