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Harmonica!

MisterHelix

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Down in the hollow today, I got an interesting signal from under this rock. Underneath was this harmonica part!
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I took a pic before flipping the rocks.
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Nearby was another half horseshoe, and upmountain a ways I found a few shotgun stamps and another piece of 30-30 brass, and a rectangular nail.
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Neat harmonica. Looks like the harmonica part of the harmonophone. Cool.
 
Neat harmonica. Looks like the harmonica part of the harmonophone. Cool.
(Edit) It sure does look similar. . (Internet photo) but I can see crimps or rivets on the ends of the one I found, so I think it’s more likely a regular harmonica?
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I’ll go back and search some more for (possible) the other parts.
 
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Very cool find. You have to wonder how it ended up under the rocks? Any idea on the age?
 
I found this lithograph advert on the eBay. I think the harmonica illustrated is the model I found. View attachment 2137357
Yes, I believe you are right. I haven’t seen that brand before. Very cool. I’ve played harmonicas since 1968. I always enjoy various pieces and history. 👍🏼
 
That is one of the nicest harmonica pieces I have seen! Congrats!
 

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