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PANcordion for sale
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d***@gmail.com
2017-06-22 14:12:06 UTC
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Due to unfortunate circumstances I need to sell my instrument.
I recently (within the last two months) had this instrument appraised
by Joe Petosa of Petosa Music in Seattle. He advised asking $4,000 to
start. I paid over $4,000 for this instrument. It is a particularly
fine instrument with great sound and feel, and if I can't get that
much (or nearly) I will keep it.
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Name on front: PANcordion
On back of keyboard says: Patent in USA #2448682 and Italy #435343
Serial #: 2682 on treble and bass, both.
Made in: Unknown. Joe Petosa (Petosa Music, Seattle) believes it was
made in New York.
Treble Switches: 10, old flipper style like Yankovic's.
Harmonium
Violin
Celeste
Bandoneon
Bassoon
Polka
Melodion
Accordion
Clarinet
Musette
Treble Reeds: 4 sets - three middle, one bottom
Treble keyboard: 19.5 inches, 24 white keys from F to A
Bass switches: 7
Bass reeds: 5 sets
Bass buttons: 120
Tuning: Moderately wet.
Condition: Excellent. No scratches, no leaking of bellows, all keys
play in all reed blocks both in and out, no "off" notes.
Wired: Stereopickups for both treble and bass with separate volume
switches.
Tone chamber: no
Additional info: Plaque on front says "Custom built for Johnny's"
Case: Original, also in excellent condition, with keys
Thank you.
Sincerely,
William R. Leaver
Has this sold?
Ike Milligan
2017-07-08 14:48:06 UTC
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Post by d***@gmail.com
Due to unfortunate circumstances I need to sell my instrument.
I recently (within the last two months) had this instrument appraised
by Joe Petosa of Petosa Music in Seattle. He advised asking $4,000 to
start. I paid over $4,000 for this instrument. It is a particularly
fine instrument with great sound and feel, and if I can't get that
much (or nearly) I will keep it.
============
Name on front: PANcordion
On back of keyboard says: Patent in USA #2448682 and Italy #435343
Serial #: 2682 on treble and bass, both.
Made in: Unknown. Joe Petosa (Petosa Music, Seattle) believes it was
made in New York.
Treble Switches: 10, old flipper style like Yankovic's.
Harmonium
Violin
Celeste
Bandoneon
Bassoon
Polka
Melodion
Accordion
Clarinet
Musette
Treble Reeds: 4 sets - three middle, one bottom
Treble keyboard: 19.5 inches, 24 white keys from F to A
Bass switches: 7
Bass reeds: 5 sets
Bass buttons: 120
Tuning: Moderately wet.
Condition: Excellent. No scratches, no leaking of bellows, all keys
play in all reed blocks both in and out, no "off" notes.
Wired: Stereopickups for both treble and bass with separate volume
switches.
Tone chamber: no
Additional info: Plaque on front says "Custom built for Johnny's"
Case: Original, also in excellent condition, with keys
Thank you.
Sincerely,
William R. Leaver
Has this sold?
The flipper type switches are inferior to the normal switches, as they
wear out and are quite difficult to fix. These are usually found on the
2nd line Crucianelli made by Pancordion.
t***@yahoo.com
2018-02-03 16:28:06 UTC
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Serial number 2682 would be manufactured in Italy in the mid-70's, not N.Y.
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