Oisin
739 posts
Feb 05, 2011
1:47 AM
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This looks a little like a 364 but it has 10 holes....anyone seen one of these before??
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hohner-Marine-Band-Harmonica-1896-Handmade-Series-G-/230582180704?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Harmonicas_RL&hash=item35afc4db60
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7LimitJI
381 posts
Feb 05, 2011
1:56 AM
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No idea what it is!
Picture is NOT an 1896 HM MB
Its probably some generic picture they've pulled off the web.
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Oisin
740 posts
Feb 05, 2011
2:35 AM
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7L....I haven't got my glasses with me and the photo is not very clear but it looks like it might be a tremelo!! Are there 2 rows of holes? I can't really make it out.
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MrVerylongusername
1546 posts
Feb 05, 2011
6:14 AM
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The photo is of a Marine Band Octave, but I doubt the seller took that photo. Looks to me like it was pulled off the web from somewhere (probably Hohner's site, given the relative obscurity of this model).
I'd clarify what is actually for sale here before you bid.
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barbequebob
1522 posts
Feb 05, 2011
7:39 AM
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The model name is a Marine Band Concert and it is an octave harp. It's the same thing as the Hohner Auto Valve minus the windsver valves.
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barbequebob
1523 posts
Feb 05, 2011
7:42 AM
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The model name is a Marine Band Concert and it is an octave harp. It's the same thing as the Hohner Auto Valve minus the windsver valves.
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nacoran
3770 posts
Feb 05, 2011
10:59 AM
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My friend has one. His dad wanted to get him a MB and this one looked fancier than the rest.
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ricanefan
87 posts
Feb 05, 2011
11:18 AM
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The picture looks like the Marine Band Octave harmonica.
If you're interested, you'll want to ask the seller - make sure you're getting what you want if you win.
1896 is part of the MB Octave number (189653) and it is available in C and G...
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