[Lowboy]

Hi,

So here is the start of another photo thread called “Show Us Your Melodica Photos and Artwork–Thread No. 2.”

I am doing this because Dropbox.com broke all the links to everyone of its users’ hyperlinked files. Million of user and readers, including me, were affected. Dropbox.com should be ashamed of that service change.

Anyway, let start posting new photos and artwork in this thread. It is always fun to look at photos of the Mississippi Saxophone . . . I mean melodicas.

Lowboy

[Lowboy]

Here is another Piano 26 (Hohner Model HM-26). Lowboy

[Alan Brinton]

Good to see these photos back up. By the way, I have seen further evidence that some at least of these models (some of the later ones) were manufactured in the Czech Republic. Stickers on the soft case.

[Lowboy]

Note the keyboard harmonica in the black and white photo does not say “Made in Germany” on the label. I like the ones made in Germany.

Lowboy

[Nathan de Broize-King]

[Nathan de Broize-King]

Above is a picture I recently took of the Suzuki Pro, Suzuki M37, Hammond 44 and Hammond Bass

[Lowboy]

Nice photo Nathan. It’s srirring. It draws you in and makes you want to decipher the details in the image.

Regards,

Lowboy

[Lowboy]

Cleaning

Lowboy

[Lowboy]

Melodica art, as primitive as it may be. Lowboy

[Lowboy]

Keyboard harmonica and the blues

[Lowboy]

Lowboy

[Alan Brinton]

That Piano 36 photo is spectacular.

[Herman van Aartsen]

@LowBoy: I really like the b/w image of the white-hatted man (could also be a woman, hard to say :-)) playing a melodica/melodion. Can you give any info on this artwork?

[Alan Brinton]

I would like to see a version of this with just hat and unfingered melodica.

[Lowboy]

Hi Herman,

That photo is a self-portrait with some Photoshopping.

Regards,

Lowboy

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