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What kind of voices are these?

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Hello Accordionists!
Does anyone know about the voices in the photo?
It is found in Galanti accordions.
Galanti , 120 , 4ª-LMMM , 9.4kg (17).JPG
 
I have no idea about these voices ("Sivox"?), but I find the wax suspiciously pale. I wasn't expecting this in a Galanti accordion. So who knows what is original and what isn't...
 
I have no idea about these voices ("Sivox"?), but I find the wax suspiciously pale. I wasn't expecting this in a Galanti accordion. So who knows what is original and what isn't...
I already found the same voices in a Galanti coming from Holland, and another one from Portugal
Both Galanti were of this model
 

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"The "i" on the logo seems to be missing or damaged. I've never seen a Galanti with a logo on this font. The others I saw were all in a scripted font"
There seems to be nothing missing in this logo.🤔
Here's another example: no "i" at the end 🤫
And another:( (you'll need to search for it a bit)
So,
Are the Galant and the Galanti apples and oranges?🤫
 
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I would also be skeptical of this wax looking so light in color. I’ve never seen any accordions with this. You can almost see the original darker wax remnants in spots. Perhaps these reeds are not original?
 
"The "i" on the logo seems to be missing or damaged. I've never seen a Galanti with a logo on this font. The others I saw were all in a scripted font"
There seems to be nothing missing in this logo.🤔
Here's another example: no "i" at the end 🤫
And another:( (you'll need to search for it a bit)
So,
Are the Galant and the Galanti apples and oranges?🤫
In the red and in the white, the letters are all original, there is no lack of bits, after the T you can see the i , this is the t . It says: GALANTI. Artistic writing is just like that.
About the voices: it doesn't matter the color and smell of the wax. As I said, I already found the same voices in two accordions, bought at different times and places. Both were 4 voices, , the other was gray, I don't have it anymore.
 
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