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VERY RARE Bonvicini Pianaccord Electric Standing Accordion Piano WORKS GREAT!
Estimated price for orientation: 2 400 $
Category: Accordions
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Description Brand: L Bonvicini Number of Bass Keys: 120 Type: Stand Up Piano Accordion Country/Region of Manufacture: United States MPN: 0200 Number of Treble Keys: 41 UPC: Does not apply
VERY RARE Bonvicini Pianaccord Electric Standing Accordion Piano WORKS GREAT!
Here is a very rare instrument, serial number 200, sold from Denver, Colorado - the home of the maker.
Perfect playable condition, very minor wear.
Has an added sheet music stand holder base.
The central column houses a blower, that also controls expression depending on how far down you push the pedal with your foot.
It features an electric amplification system that works perfectly and sounds amazing!
It's great for recording and running accordion sounds through effects.
It has a tone control and a volume control.
Accordion is about 32" tall when setup and about 35-1/2" wide.
Weighs about 45 pounds and separates into two section for transport.
Photos show actual item(s) you will receive.HISTORY
The Electricord or Pianaccord was invented in the late 1940s by Ernest Bonvicini with Diego Gobi in Italy.
Bonvicini held the patent until the 1960s in the United States (he resided in Denver).
The L on the accordian stands for Lorenzo, Ernest's father's name.
After the 1960s other manufacturer's began making similar 'stand-up' type accordions.
This one is an original Ernest Bovicini, serial number 200.
This sale includes a copy of the original bill of sale (not pictured) in 1953 to a family in Lakewood, Colorado (a suburb of Denver).
It cost $1,000 in 1953, quite a hefty sum of money back then, I imagine.PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
I have experience shipping many accordions and other fine instruments.
I understand proper accordion packaging, such as taping the bass keys.
Pianaccord separates into two sections for shipping - each section will be individually protected and wrapped.
Packaged in a double-thick furniture box with an interior rigid styrofoam wrap.
Shipped FedEx, signature required and insured for full value.
Attention International Bidders - if the shipping tab does not show a cost, please inquire but know that shipping will be VERY expensive to your country.More great antiques and collectibles in !
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Your item packaged as if it were my own (see my feedbacks).You pay actual shipping cost only, overages refunded promptly.Tracking number automatically uploaded to your eBay Purchase History.Full refunds for returns always cheerfully given, sorry, no "partial" refunds for any reason.Colorado residents add 4.5% sales tax to purchase price.International bidders: I'm sorry, but I cannot undervalue items on the customs form or mark as gift.
Description
| Brand: | L Bonvicini | Number of Bass Keys: | 120 |
| Type: | Stand Up Piano Accordion | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| MPN: | 0200 | Number of Treble Keys: | 41 |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
VERY RARE Bonvicini Pianaccord Electric Standing Accordion Piano WORKS GREAT!
Here is a very rare instrument, serial number 200, sold from Denver, Colorado - the home of the maker.
Perfect playable condition, very minor wear.
Has an added sheet music stand holder base.
The central column houses a blower, that also controls expression depending on how far down you push the pedal with your foot.
It features an electric amplification system that works perfectly and sounds amazing!
It's great for recording and running accordion sounds through effects.
It has a tone control and a volume control.
Accordion is about 32" tall when setup and about 35-1/2" wide.
Weighs about 45 pounds and separates into two section for transport.
Photos show actual item(s) you will receive.HISTORY
The Electricord or Pianaccord was invented in the late 1940s by Ernest Bonvicini with Diego Gobi in Italy.
Bonvicini held the patent until the 1960s in the United States (he resided in Denver).
The L on the accordian stands for Lorenzo, Ernest's father's name.
After the 1960s other manufacturer's began making similar 'stand-up' type accordions.
This one is an original Ernest Bovicini, serial number 200.
This sale includes a copy of the original bill of sale (not pictured) in 1953 to a family in Lakewood, Colorado (a suburb of Denver).
It cost $1,000 in 1953, quite a hefty sum of money back then, I imagine.PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
I have experience shipping many accordions and other fine instruments.
I understand proper accordion packaging, such as taping the bass keys.
Pianaccord separates into two sections for shipping - each section will be individually protected and wrapped.
Packaged in a double-thick furniture box with an interior rigid styrofoam wrap.
Shipped FedEx, signature required and insured for full value.
Attention International Bidders - if the shipping tab does not show a cost, please inquire but know that shipping will be VERY expensive to your country.More great antiques and collectibles in !
Be sure to add me to your !
Your item packaged as if it were my own (see my feedbacks).You pay actual shipping cost only, overages refunded promptly.Tracking number automatically uploaded to your eBay Purchase History.Full refunds for returns always cheerfully given, sorry, no "partial" refunds for any reason.Colorado residents add 4.5% sales tax to purchase price.International bidders: I'm sorry, but I cannot undervalue items on the customs form or mark as gift.
Here is a very rare instrument, serial number 200, sold from Denver, Colorado - the home of the maker.
Perfect playable condition, very minor wear.
Has an added sheet music stand holder base.
The central column houses a blower, that also controls expression depending on how far down you push the pedal with your foot.
It features an electric amplification system that works perfectly and sounds amazing!
It's great for recording and running accordion sounds through effects.
It has a tone control and a volume control.
Accordion is about 32" tall when setup and about 35-1/2" wide.
Weighs about 45 pounds and separates into two section for transport.
Photos show actual item(s) you will receive.HISTORY
The Electricord or Pianaccord was invented in the late 1940s by Ernest Bonvicini with Diego Gobi in Italy.
Bonvicini held the patent until the 1960s in the United States (he resided in Denver).
The L on the accordian stands for Lorenzo, Ernest's father's name.
After the 1960s other manufacturer's began making similar 'stand-up' type accordions.
This one is an original Ernest Bovicini, serial number 200.
This sale includes a copy of the original bill of sale (not pictured) in 1953 to a family in Lakewood, Colorado (a suburb of Denver).
It cost $1,000 in 1953, quite a hefty sum of money back then, I imagine.PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
I have experience shipping many accordions and other fine instruments.
I understand proper accordion packaging, such as taping the bass keys.
Pianaccord separates into two sections for shipping - each section will be individually protected and wrapped.
Packaged in a double-thick furniture box with an interior rigid styrofoam wrap.
Shipped FedEx, signature required and insured for full value.
Attention International Bidders - if the shipping tab does not show a cost, please inquire but know that shipping will be VERY expensive to your country.More great antiques and collectibles in !
Be sure to add me to your !
Your item packaged as if it were my own (see my feedbacks).You pay actual shipping cost only, overages refunded promptly.Tracking number automatically uploaded to your eBay Purchase History.Full refunds for returns always cheerfully given, sorry, no "partial" refunds for any reason.Colorado residents add 4.5% sales tax to purchase price.International bidders: I'm sorry, but I cannot undervalue items on the customs form or mark as gift.