Instruments/Concertina — Anglo
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Concertina — Anglo serial number lookup.

Anglo concertinas by Wheatstone ran a separate 5xxxx series after 1938 — never mix it with the English/Duet run. Crabb and Jeffries Anglos are dated by ID ranges and label addresses.

Where the number lives: on the right-hand end plate or an internal reed-pan label — Anglo ranges ran separately from English/Duet.Full guide →
Makers in the archive · 374 dating ranges
Crabb
1908–2004 · 11 dating ranges
Hohner
1934–1941 · 200 dating ranges
Jones
1850–1899 · 16 dating ranges
Lachenal
1850–1920 · 90 dating ranges
Weltmeister
2002–2006 · 2 dating ranges
Wheatstone
1830–1974 · 55 dating ranges
Ranges compiled from published charts — each record cites its source.
Further reading
Where to find the serial number →Dating without records: the features method →
Frequently asked
Where is the serial number on a concertina — anglo?

On the right-hand end plate or an internal reed-pan label — Anglo ranges ran separately from English/Duet. Markings and exact positions vary by maker and era — the serial number guide covers the common locations for every instrument.

Which makers does the archive cover for concertina — anglo?

6 makers with 374 dating ranges are listed on this page. Coverage grows as more maker records and historical tables are verified.

What if my concertina — anglo serial number isn’t found?

Recheck the characters exactly as marked — letters and leading zeros are part of the number. On several makes the stamped numbers are internal assembly or importer codes that cannot be dated; some production periods are simply not covered yet.

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