P. Pohl "IDEAL" Antique Wood and Tin Harmonica Chinese lacquer but strong enough to really

but strong enough to really pop on the wall)

especially known for his work for children’s books and his belief in making artwork that respected and nurtured a child’s imagination

making them difficult to date

and bristles of two colors

and I think the polka dot and striped patterns

P. Pohl "IDEAL" Antique Wood and Tin Harmonica Chinese lacquer but strong enough to reallyI just love the look of this P. Pohl IDEAL harmonica, pretty early 20th century I believe (from what Ive learned, P. Pohl was absorbed by Horner Co. in 1907, though continued to use the Pohl name until the 1940s) though it sounds pretty great too! This seems to be a pretty rare one; I have not found another quite like it. Good vintage condition with some aging darkening to the tin, 4" long x1" wide x3 4" tall.