Category:Marxophone

**Marxophone**
	fretless zither played via a system of metal hammers
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Subclass of	plucked string instrument; true board zithers with resonator box;
Named after	Henry Charles Marx;
Discoverer or inventor	Henry Charles Marx;
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What is a Marxophone?. Frequently Asked Questions - Questions for the Staff. National Music Museum, University of South Dakota. "The Marxophone was produced by the Marxochime Colony of New Troy, Michigan, which was in business from about 1927 to 1972. Henry Charles Marx (1875-1947), founder of the company, oversaw the production of many types of guitar-zithers with names such as the Marxophone, Marx piano harp, Marxolins, violin-uke, pianolin, violin-guitar, Hawaii-phone, and others. Related instruments made by other manufacturers included the mandolin-guitar and the mandolin-harp. ..."