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- This invention relates to an improvement in accordions and similar musical instruments; and it has for its object to strengthen and beautify the tone and also to produce a singing by-tone, which imparts a peculiar charm to the instrument.
- Figure l is an inner facevievv, partly in section, of one of the reed-plates of my improved accordion.
- Fig. 2 is a longitudinal section on line M M, Fig. l Fig. 3, a cross-section on line N N, Fig. l; Fig. 4, a detail of spring D;
- Fig. 5, a front View, partly in section, of the sounding-bell, showing a modification of the vibrating partition;
- Fig. 6, a longitudinal section thereof; Fig'. 7, a cross-section on line P P, Fig. 5; and
- Fig. S a cross-section on line Q Q, Fig. 5.
- the letter L representsl the reed-plate of an accordion or similar musical instrument, over the inner face of which is secured a troughshaped sound-bell A.
- This bell is composed of sheet metal or other suitable material, and is adapted to collect the sound-Waves.
- a longitudinal partition B which is attached to the accordion in such a manner that it is free to vibrate. To this eect its edges are engaged by grooved rails 0. and Z ,havin g indentations 3 5 ff that bear lightly against the partition, so
- suitable vibrating bodies adapted to produce a singin g by-tone.
- These bodies may consist of disks or Wheels D having tongues O that are vibrated by the action of the instrument to produce the by-tone.
- I may use a spiral Watch-spring D (Shown in Fig. 4.)
- a longitudinal spiral spring d, Fig. 2 composed of a thin, narrow, and easily-vibrating metal strip, or of a series of corrugated strips that serve .to produce the by-tone.
- I employ a push-buttonor stop g, having a forked end h. When the stop is depressed its forked end will straddle the edge of partition B, so as to lock the same in place and prevent its vibration.
- Figs. 5 to 8 the rail b is dispensed with, and the partition is shown to be hung upon pivots F that have their bearings in the bell A.
- the disks D and spiral springs F. are mounted upon these pivots, and the latter assume the additional function of holding the partition in position.
- the air-pressure Will produce a rapid vibration of the partition, and this in turn will cause a regulation of the air-Waves that cause the vibration of the reeds.
- the reeds require less air thanheretofore, and therefore I may build my accordions much smaller than those heretofore built and still obtain the same volume of sound.
- the air-pressure acts always uniformly during apartial or a full motion of the bellows, and this causes a uniform action of the reeds and their response to the slightest pressure.
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W ZIBLKE AGGORDION 0R SIMILAR MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
Patenteduly 23, 1895.
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. W. ZIELKE. ACCORDION OR SIMILAR MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. No. 543,367. Patented July 23,1895.
UNITED f- STATES PATENT OEEICE.
WILHELM ZIELKE, OF THORN, GERMANY.
ACCORDION OR SIMILAR MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
SPECIFICATION forming part 0f Letters Patent NO. 543,367, dated July 23, 1895.
Application filed February 25, 1895. Serial No. 539,587. (No model.)
To @ZZ whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, WILHELM ZIELKE, of Thorn, in the Kingdom of Prussia, Germany, have invented an Improvement in Accordions or Similar Musical Instruments, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to an improvement in accordions and similar musical instruments; and it has for its object to strengthen and beautify the tone and also to produce a singing by-tone, which imparts a peculiar charm to the instrument.
In the accompanying drawings, Figure l is an inner facevievv, partly in section, of one of the reed-plates of my improved accordion. Fig. 2 is a longitudinal section on line M M, Fig. l Fig. 3, a cross-section on line N N, Fig. l; Fig. 4, a detail of spring D; Fig. 5, a front View, partly in section, of the sounding-bell, showing a modification of the vibrating partition; Fig. 6, a longitudinal section thereof; Fig'. 7, a cross-section on line P P, Fig. 5; and Fig. S, a cross-section on line Q Q, Fig. 5.
The letter L representsl the reed-plate of an accordion or similar musical instrument, over the inner face of which is secured a troughshaped sound-bell A. This bell is composed of sheet metal or other suitable material, and is adapted to collect the sound-Waves. Within the bell A there is contained a longitudinal partition B, which is attached to the accordion in such a manner that it is free to vibrate. To this eect its edges are engaged by grooved rails 0. and Z ,havin g indentations 3 5 ff that bear lightly against the partition, so
that the latter is Jfree to respond to the slightest tone vibration. To the partition B are secured suitable vibrating bodies adapted to produce a singin g by-tone. These bodies may consist of disks or Wheels D having tongues O that are vibrated by the action of the instrument to produce the by-tone. In place of the wheel D, I may use a spiral Watch-spring D (Shown in Fig. 4.) To the partition B may be furthermore secured a longitudinal spiral spring d, Fig. 2, composed of a thin, narrow, and easily-vibrating metal strip, or of a series of corrugated strips that serve .to produce the by-tone.
To cut off the by-tone produced by the partition and by the vibrating bodies secured thereto, I employ a push-buttonor stop g, having a forked end h. When the stop is depressed its forked end will straddle the edge of partition B, so as to lock the same in place and prevent its vibration.
In Figs. 5 to 8 the rail b is dispensed with, and the partition is shown to be hung upon pivots F that have their bearings in the bell A. The disks D and spiral springs F. are mounted upon these pivots, and the latter assume the additional function of holding the partition in position.
In playing the instrument the air-pressure Will produce a rapid vibration of the partition, and this in turn will cause a regulation of the air-Waves that cause the vibration of the reeds. Thus the reeds require less air thanheretofore, and therefore I may build my accordions much smaller than those heretofore built and still obtain the same volume of sound. Moreover, the air-pressure acts always uniformly during apartial or a full motion of the bellows, and this causes a uniform action of the reeds and their response to the slightest pressure.
What I claim is- 1. In an accordion or similar musical instrument the combination of the reed plate with a sound bell and with a vibrating partition Within such bell, substantially as specified.
2. The combination of a reed plate with a sound bell, an inclosed vibrating partition and inclosed sound producing vibrating bodies, substantially as specified.
3. The combination of a reed plate with a sound bell, an inclosed vibrating partition and rails engaging the edges of the partition, substantially as specified.
4. The combination of a reed plate with a sound bell, an inclosed vibrating partition, and a forked stop adapted to engage and arrest said partition, substantially as specified.
5. The combination of a reed plate with a sound bell, an inclosed vibrating partition and with vibrating springs and disks secured Within the bell, substantially as speciied.
6. The combination of a reed plate with a sound bell, an inclosed vibrating partition and pivots that connect the partition to the bell, substantially as specified.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing Witnesses.
' WILHELM ZIELKE.
Witnesses:
MAX MATIHI, BUD. E. FEIoKE.
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US2635500A (en) * | 1948-07-24 | 1953-04-21 | Columbia Protektosite Co Inc | Toy accordion construction |
USD844692S1 (en) * | 2015-12-28 | 2019-04-02 | Juan Gerardo Rodriguez | Portion of accordion with graphical design |
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US2635500A (en) * | 1948-07-24 | 1953-04-21 | Columbia Protektosite Co Inc | Toy accordion construction |
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