| The best of that generation was Harmonicon, the US-bred champion sprinter of 1914 who won the Salford Borough Handicap and King George Stakes. |
| As a matter of fact, it was the very best sort of harmonicon and specially made to the scale of the Hotel. |
| A lithophone was built by an English stonemason in 1840 and enjoyed a brief concert life under the name rock harmonicon. |
| Barely a handful of Irish breeders would have seen Harmonicon and Mutton Cutlet before they were imported from England, yet they flocked to use them. |
| For Charles Augustus, she selected an harmonicon, and toys for the other three Howes. |
| Pan of course means many, harmonicon means harmonies. |
