HOHNER Corona II classic pearl RED button accordion keys GCF made in GERMANY

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.     .     .     all y'all come pickup in Charlotte, North Carolina !
many thanks for all the offers from California and Texas and New York
we just don't ship just meet local
brand new ones like this sell online for 99 with free shipping + insurance and they will ship
this is my Dad's accordion
.   .   .   his father bought my dad an accordion in 1940 and taught him to play by ear when he was a boy
and my Dad has had lots of accordions since and is masterful at playing
I remember fondly . . .
happy birthday
beer barrel polka
this land is your land
California here I come
Amazing Grace
auld lang syne (
. . . and we'll tak a cup o' kindness yet,
for auld lang syne)
when we were kids our friends would come over and
my dad
would lead our marching band around the kitchen in our apartment in New York
.   .   .   big accordion + little accordion + ukulele + banjo + tambourine
the years went by + we would polka to accordion music at
the Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel, Oregon
the
Cotati Accordion Festival in Cotati, California
Little Switzerland restaurant in Sonoma, California
.   .   .   those were the days
we visited my Dad in California and he gave us his accordion to sell on EBAY
my Dad
wants to let you know it is better than new because he has tested it out and took stellar care of it
and that he bought it in 2005 at Accordion-O-Rama in Jersey, a reputable place
Hohner is known especially for accordions and harmonicas
and we happen to have my dad's Hohner harmonica for sale too on EBAY !
HOHNER
Corona II
CLASSIC
p u s h   p u l l
p e a r l   r e d
b   u   t   t   o   n
a c c o r d i o n
k e y s   G C F
Hohner gig bag with logo   (picture # 8)
Hohner straps with logo   (picture # 9)
Hohner wipe cloth with logo   (picture # 10)
Hohner tag in German   (picture # 11)
Hohner brochure   (picture # 12)
* * *   pristine   * * *
* * *   rarely used   * * *
made in GERMANY
is printed on accordion
(picture #2  gold letters on black upper right)
just a note on how my Dad taught me to take care of things:
we carried my Dad's accordion on our American Airlines flight across the country in coach.
at security we told them it's my Dad's accordion + they had me at one end of the scanner and my husband at the other end, lest someone would go off with it.
we did not put it in the overhead bin, but put it under my seat during the flight, gig bag handle up, as it should always be stored.
my Dad has always kept it dry with packets in the gig bag.
thank all y'all so very much !