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M. Hohner Chromonika III
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Re: M. Hohner Chromonika III
I have this harmonica either, and searching for same informations... Did you found out anything?
Re: M. Hohner Chromonika III
I have a Chromoika III I bought inGermany in 1955. I was in the Navy and in Hamburg, Germany and bough it there for about $25 US as I remember.
My box is different from the one pictured for yours. Mine is kinda wood burl painted on, and box is taller in back than front, with rounded edges. It has yellowish felt liner with Reddish 'Hohner' printed in center of top.
The harmonica is identical it appears to mine. Mine is marked 'c' on shifter side below the side cover mounting screw. '
The box has a sliding bar latch centered on lower edge.
I like you, have been wondering how much it is woth. It is in excellent condition, but has some minor scratches and a dent centered at the numbers 9 thru 11 that could be worked out by hand I supose. I'd guess the kids did it at some time playing with it, don't know for sure. I never learned to play it. Tired but I'm an engineer, not a musicion.
If you hear of a price, let me know.
Jim Yeary
Gunter, Tx. 75058
Re: M. Hohner Chromonika III
This was made for "German-speaking countries" as shown by the German spelling (Chromonika instead of Chromonica). The photos are not very clear....however, if the circle between the hands has a 6-pointed star in it, this means it was made sometime before 1938. Unfortunately they are not valuable.....many of these appear regularly on e-bay, usually quite cheap, although a collector might be interested if they don't already have one with the German spelling.