Vintage Melodeon from the 1920s

A really cute little melodeon, small and neat and probably from the 1920s - either for playing, decorative purposes or for collectors. Mainly wooden, it has metal buttons and corners; the bellows are made from very sturdy paper (or light card) and have a red cobweb pattern printed on them. The ends of the folds of the bellows appear to be bound in black passe-partout, with the corners having flat metal caps. On top of one of the ends (near the key buttons) are two wooden turnings to simulate 'stops' which seem to be just for decoration. There are two cloth straps for use when playing, one to accommodate the fingers on one hand and a loop for the thumb of the other. Sadly, the two small security straps that hold the bellows together when not being played, are missing. The instrument appears perfectly playable as the bellows are airtight and there are no sticking reeds. All notes seem to play Ok. There is no carrying case, and it has some very minor scuffs, and overall the melodeon is in really good condition.