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Automatic Accordion Named Otto
By Bernt Damm

Hello all,  I have been asked if I can repair an automatic accordion
with drums and other do-dads.  The owner said the instrument has
a plate in it that states "Otto".  He claims it is German or Belgian,
from the 1920s.

I have never heard of this make but maybe there is someone who knows
more?  I have not seen this instrument yet so I can't comment on what
exactly is in it.

Kind regards,
Bernt Damm
Sydney

 [ Maybe it's the "Otto Accordian" by the Miner Company,
 [ see http://www.minercompany.com/Otto%20Accorian.html 
 [ -- Robbie


(Message sent Fri 23 Jul 2010, 10:02:39 GMT, from time zone GMT+1000.)

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