Dingo40
Been here for ages!
Hi, mirela and welcome!
It does look quite venerable!
There's lots of German made accordion owners here who should be able to answer all your question(s)
I myself would guess it's from the early to middle 1950s?
It does look quite venerable!
There's lots of German made accordion owners here who should be able to answer all your question(s)
I myself would guess it's from the early to middle 1950s?
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Ventura
Been here for ages!
yes from the 1950's likely
the current similar model now has a more Italian style black keytop,
'which is more of a squared edge.
in order to find the same old type keytop, you would need a similar
old model Weltmeister that is only good for parts donation
it is remotely possible that Weltmeister
might have such old spare parts available
the black plastic keytop looks a bit like a little boat when you
see it upside down, fitting over the wood and glued into place
i would be more likely to think a woodcrafter in your area
might be persuaded to carve a piece of wood to fit, then carefully
glue it onto the wood still there after staining it black
if there is a junk piano handy you could start with a black key
and carve that one down to fit
the current similar model now has a more Italian style black keytop,
'which is more of a squared edge.
in order to find the same old type keytop, you would need a similar
old model Weltmeister that is only good for parts donation
it is remotely possible that Weltmeister
might have such old spare parts available
the black plastic keytop looks a bit like a little boat when you
see it upside down, fitting over the wood and glued into place
i would be more likely to think a woodcrafter in your area
might be persuaded to carve a piece of wood to fit, then carefully
glue it onto the wood still there after staining it black
if there is a junk piano handy you could start with a black key
and carve that one down to fit
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