Hohner Accordion

The famed Hohner Accordion comes in a variety of styles, sizes, types and prices. Available in both Button and Pianio-Key style, these Hohner Accordions are priced from $50 to over $1,000. Auction action for Hohner Accordions is a very fast moving hobby, so please check back frequently if you don't see the Hohner accordion that you are looking for.  For some brief history on the Hohner Accordion, feel free to continue reading below the Hohner accordion auction items. 

Hohner Accordion Auction Sales

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Hohner Bravo III 120 Accordion black $1,780.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 2h 54m

Hohner One Row Cajun Accordion Key of C $940.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 2h 54m

Hohner Erica black button accordion. CF. Free shipping! $500.00 $600.00 Time Left: 6h 33m

HOHNER FULL SIZE STUDENT 120 ACCORDION-ALMOST MINT-AIR TIGHT-MUSETTE TUNED $950.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 10h 10m

Hohner UC102R Toy Accordion $19.99 (0 Bids) Time Left: 10h 34m

Hohner One Row Cajun Accordion Key of C $940.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 10h 34m

Hohner Bravo III 120 Accordion black $1,780.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 10h 34m

Hohner One Row Cajun Accordion Key of C $940.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 11h 32m

Hohner Bravo III 120 Accordion black $1,780.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 11h 32m

Hohner 3522 Corona II Classic GCF Accordion Red Pearl $1,848.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 11h 37m

Vintage Hohner Accordion 120 bass Accordian Galanti Bros.Cat. Accordeon w case $179.99 $199.99 Time Left: 13h 15m

C. 1937 German Hohner accordion catalog on CD $13.95 (0 Bids) Time Left: 13h 22m

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Hohner Accordion Value

How much is your Hohner accordion worth? If you inherited an old Hohner Accordion from your father or grandfather and are wondering how much it is worth, you’ve come to the right place. eBay is probably the best place to shop for old Hohner Accordions. Scroll below the Accordion Sale auctions below to learn more…

How to Find Your Hohner Accordion

Whether you’re buying or selling a new, old or vintage Hohner Accordion, eBay Auctions are an excellent way to discover the value and popularity of these old instruments. AccordionStop.com has sorted old accordions by type: Button, Diatonic, Bandoneon, Piano, etc. – as well as brand name. The Hohner Accordion is certainly a popular one and you’ll probably find one, if not many of them similar to yours on eBay. But there is yet another way to identify your grandfather’s old accordion and it doesn’t involve shopping auction sales, hunting and searching for instruments that are similar in shape, size, age and brand.

Another Way to Identify Your Hohner Accordion

The AccordionStop Accordion Identification Blogis a website, designed for helping accordion owners identify the age and value of their old accordions. The idea started from my own Grandfather’s Accordion which I inherited several years ago. No, unfortunately, it’s not a Hohner Accordion, but I wish it was! At  any rate, this Accordion Blog is where owners and accordion experts can get together and share their information. Email pictures of your old accordion to info@accordionstop.com and we’ll publish them on the site with any additional information you might have about the instrument. Who knows, you might even find an old Hohner Accordion just like the one from your grandfather. Check back often, both on eBay and on our Accordion Blog. The information on eBay changes daily if not by the hour. The Accordion Website is constantly being updated with updated, old accordions models that people wish to identify.

Always check eBay for the best price on an old Hohner Accordion.

Like Hohner Harmonicas, the Hohner Accordion is a name which is strongly associated with quality among accordionists. It wasn’t until the late 1800s that Hohner Accordions were being produced in significant quantities in Germany. With the huge popularity of accordion music in the 1930s., Hohner became a leading brand all over the world. Even as accordion music declined in popularity from the 1950s to the 1960s, Hohner continued making them, as well as shifting some of their focus to other, electronic instruments.  You can thank the famous Saturday evening Lawrence Welk show for bringing back accordion music in the 70’s and Hohner produced a flurry of tremendous instruments in every decade before and after.