Harmonica Museum

	RB Harper's Gig Case			RB Harper's Showcase

Harmonica walking stick, designed & made by RB Harper

Most common 3octave cromatic. Fairly new

Rare Art Deco Harmonica. 1935

4-octave cromatic harmonica. Gift of Jeff Janning

Classic, Unsere Lieblinge. Donated by Juergen Tegtmeyer

Hohner, the smal-lest in the world. It actually plays

Lee Oskar Diotanic with solid silver comb. Courtesy machine work by Freddy Werner

German made. Fr Hotz Harmonica 1945

Hohner's new model Cromatic CX 12, gold plated

Hohner Concertone 1930

Hohner two sided Tremolo Harmonica 1920

Classic,Unsere Lieblinge Donated by Anton Berschneider

Hohner Diatonic Limit millennium edition of 5000 in tinbox

American made 1953 "Magnum" 2 diatonics, key C & G side by side.

Classic Marine Band Blues Harp. Made since 1881

Hohner Echo 1945

American made.1910 Soldiers Harmonica

Hohner two sided Tremolo Harmonica 1920

Beautiful opera harmonica. German made, in tin box 1950

Made in Argentina "Romancero" small pocket harp 1940

Hohner Truphet Call, very rare. Used on the CD cover of Paul Butterfield

Sports Model Harmonica Hohner replica of a 1920 Model

Wooden mouth organ appr.1920 Gift of Gina B

The latest of "Suzuki", diatonic pipe harmonica

Hohner Echohorn 1925 original with Bakelite horn

Hohner pitch pipe 1950

Banana Harmonica Replica of a 1925 German F.A.Boehm Recreated by RB Harper

Baseball Bat Harmonica Designed and created by RB Harper. (patented and registered) Bat donated by Gene Golling of Image Sports, LA, California

Chromatic Harmonica built into baseball bat by RB Harper

Trumpet Call . A true recreation of the 1907 luxury harmonica

Herb Shreiner Harmonica Released from his estate after 35 years in storage

The Brass Band "Clarion" Harmonica by Ch. Weiss. Germany ca. 1920

Suzuki, Overdrive