Concertina Pictures
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A concertina. Button keys and a handle are located on each of the traditional hexagonal-shaped ends of the concertina (here we can just see the left hand end). Handmade concertinas may take up to 200 hours to build, whereas mass-produced concertinas are cheaper to buy but look less attractive.
The concertina pictured above is an "English concertina" (identifiable by its thumb and little finger holds).

A miniature concertina

A gentleman playing a concertina during a Christmas carol concert performance by a church choir.
Photo: David Paul Wagner
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Author: David Paul Wagner
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