Italo-American Accordion Company
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UnclaimedFamily owned and operated accordion company since 1915, offering sales, repairs, and restoration.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Italo-American Accordion Company is a family-owned accordion business that has been operating since 1915. It offers sales, repairs, and restoration services, and has a showroom. The company originated several accordion models and has served professionals and students.
History
The company's origins trace to the early 1900s on Taylor Street in Chicago, Illinois. After a few years, Demo Piatanesi and his brothers, Finau and Bramante, joined Luigi Giuletti and others to relocate the newly named Italo-American Accordion Company to 51st and Kedzie on the southwest side of Chicago. In its prime, the company manufactured over 25 accordions a week. Giuseppe 'Joe' Romagnoli took over the business in 1950 and operated the factory at 51st and Kedzie until his death in 1994. The company was then taken over by his wife Anne and moved to its current location in Oak Lawn, Illinois.
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