this is a harmonica made by M. Hohner in the 1940's as far as we know it was my grandfathers. it is acalled The "Chromonica". It is in the original box and has the trade mark stamps enc=graved on one side of the piece.
Prints and frames are in excellent condition. No fading is evident. Each of the frames are glassed and the prints have never been outside the glassed frames. Notice the initials "M R". My research has not turned up any info on an artist with these initials.
it is not paper it is real dried fragile old i don't know if you would bend it or something it would break or crumble break apart maybe it is not worth anything but i have to kno it is been buggin me fior a while now .it is something about the paper the paper it is painted on.
In June of 1959, once school was out, my sister and I were playing - trying to dig a tunnel to China, and we found this metal cup, also a bunch of arrowheads and such.
