World's Smallest Harmonica

Little Walter Would Approve

He was born Marion Walter Jacobs, and in his sweet home Chicago he changed the way the harmonica was played. They called him Little Walter, and his blues harps were standard size, but oh, how he would have loved this Little Harmonica from the folks at World’s Smallest. Measures 1-3/8" x 1/2" x 3/8" with (4) holes and (8) notes. Made of metal, just like the real thing, and plays in the key of C. Has a small lobster clip on the side so you can attach it to your zipper or keychain and entertain people anywhere you go. If you get lost in the woods, it’s way more fun than an emergency whistle. Back of the package names the different parts of a harmonica and tells you which notes blow and which notes suck. Yours will sound beautiful either way, just like Little Walter’s. Ages 6+