melodeon
Either mr post or mr box?
Theodore Bradley who also invented the first licorice!
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Safety matches were invented by Johan Edvard Lundstrom of Sweden in 1855. Lundstrom's new match was the first simple and safe way to make a fire. His new safety match could only be lit by striking the match against the specially-prepared surface that came attached to the box. Lundstrom put red phosphorus on the rough striking paper (on the outside the match box); the other fire-starting chemicals were on the match's head. Previous matches gave long-time users an ailment called "phossy jaw;" this was a painful and deadly disease caused by the older matchs' yellow phosphorus that ate into the users' jaws.
The squeeze box is another name for the accordion. Because, you know, it's like a box, which you squeeze.
A squeeze box is a portable, box-shaped, free-reed instrument. The reeds are made in order to vibrate by air from the bellows controlled by the player.
A musical instrument that is played by squeezing a bellows, which forces air through the instrument. Simple form of an accordion.
It is a name often given to a concertina or an accordion.
The term "squeeze box" typically refers to a type of free reed instrument, most commonly the accordion or concertina, rather than the piano itself. These instruments produce sound by forcing air through reeds when the bellows are compressed or expanded. While the piano is a stringed instrument that generates sound through hammers striking strings, the squeeze box relies on air and reeds, creating a distinct sound and playing technique. In essence, while both are musical instruments, they belong to different categories and have unique methods of sound production.
The accordion is also known as the squeeze box.
"Squeeze Box" is on the album 'The Who By Numbers.' The cover art is a connect-the-dots drawing.
A concertina is a musical instrument sometimes known as a 'squeeze box'. It consists of a central bellows with keyboards at either end. The buttons of the keyboard are pressed whilst the the bellows are pushed together or pulled apart to generate music.
the who by numbers
the who
The Who By Numbers
A kantele