The accordion offered here with an original case from the 1950s is a so-called "roof fund", which is required without further functional control or revision in this way for resource-friendly utilization.    Excerpt Description: Manufacturer/distribution: Matthias Hohner AG (Trossingen / Daden-Württemberg) – Made in Germany – Model name: Student IV „M Design: silver-coloured perloid/marm optics. Dimensions: BxHxT = approx. 36,5x33x21 cm. Weight about 4.2 kg. It appears that there are considerable abrasion spots on the covering and the support material (leather) as well as the clearly aged bellows surface. Partial signs of wear on housings and fittings. The fitting of the case is covered with rust. Musical instrument and suitcases are dusty due to storage. For the use as a musical instrument, the extensive technical revision with hardly any estimated repair effort will have to be carried out. From economic considerations, the use is seen from here rather than from contemporary decorative articles. A common CE-identification is still missing due to age.   According to the current product request, the processing of the following materials was displayed:   Housing: Plywood with celluloid coating Balg: Cardboard, leather, fabric, metal corners and Kaliko(fabric) stripes Keyboard: wood, celluloid supports, metal clavis and axles, felt and leather flap coverings Bass mechanics: metal, plastic (buttons), wood (cloths), felt and leather flap coverings Tuning sticks: wood, aluminium plates, steel tongues, leather and plastic foil covers, wax Discant cover: aluminum with celluloid coating, fabric gaz Bass cover: wood (painted), fabric gaze Bellows holder, hand strap and strap: leather Screws, springs and nails: metal Case: coated special box, metal (locks, handle bracket and hinges) Different glues and glues   Factors affecting value: Surface dusting and wear traces as described above as well as partial flight rust adhesions are apparent. Functional verification could not be carried out due to a lack of necessary technical knowledge, especially of music and crafts. Special information: The object of the auction is exclusively the article described here. On the attached photos possible other recognizable articles are not the subject of this auction!     Factors affecting value: Surface dusting and wear traces as described above as well as partial flight rust adhesions are apparent. Functional verification could not be carried out due to a lack of necessary technical knowledge, especially of music and crafts. Special Notes: The object of the auction is exclusively the article described here. On the attached photos possible other recognizable articles are not the subject of this auction!