ESTEY ORGAN MODEL NO. 352714 FULL
ESTEY ORGAN MODEL NO. 352714 PROFESSIONAL

25, the organ arrived on Birge Street.ДЄlthough the museum is now closed for the winter, be sure to stop by next spring to view this important part of BrattleboroвЂ™s history. A funding source was located, and on Sept.

ESTEY ORGAN MODEL NO. 352714 PROFESSIONAL

In the end, Stimmel found that it would be cheaper to have a professional piano moving company bring the organ to Brattleboro. Getting this new organ would be a coup for the museum, but the next problem was finding a way to transport it from Iowa to Vermont. Unfortunately, however, it is missing its iconic top, the case is in only fair condition, and the mechanical parts are in need of a thorough restoration. This organ is a very important part of the MuseumвЂ™s collection. Now, the Estey Organ Museum already had an Estey Grand Salon organ, the 100,000th instrument, built in 1880. This particular model was featured for many years on the cover of the Estey catalogs, and has a distinctive top unlike any other organ models made by Estey. It turned out that this instrument was a nearly perfectly preserved Estey Grand Salon reed organ from about 1882. Photographs and phone messages followed between Krekel, Stimmel, and the owners of the organ, Eric and Mary Beth Murrell. Estey Organ Method Revised Edition Publisher: J. Hence, the email to the Estey Organ Museum. Upon seeing the organ, Krekel saw that the case was in perfect condition, and felt that there must be some place where the organ could be preserved. They had no use for it, and wondered if he could find a home for it, or perhaps arrange to take it to the dump. Some friends of his had an Estey reed organ, which had been in their home for many years. Such was the case when Phil Stimmel, Managing Director of the Estey Organ Museum in Brattleboro, received an email from Jim Krekel, a teacher in eastern Iowa. 6,888 ( ) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting.

ESTEY ORGAN MODEL NO. 352714 FULL

Two foot pedals pump the bellows full of air so. Unlatch and opening up the organ to play takes seconds. It went well, but the organ has basically been sitting unused since. I picked this up a couple of years ago to play an acoustic show. SALE NOW Lowrey Grand Royale SU600 Organ. One of the last pump organs that Estey built, this model was used by traveling church peoples and military. Spine ends of binder showing signs of wear with interior strong and tight and contents clean and bright.BRATTLEBORO-Every once in a while, an opportunity comes along which cannot be passed up. 600 (Sparks ) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. Be sure to check out the Help Page and FAQ for useful information on using the Forum. Both accounts are quite detailed and very interesting to read. Reed Organs and Accordions Pump & Reed Organs Welcome To The Organ Forum If this is your first visit Most, but not all, content on this site can be viewed without being a member. The 'Reed Organ' entry occupies 18 pages, with subheadings: Construction The Exhauster Leakage The Wind Chest Reed Cyphering Study of Reeds How Reeds Are Tuned How Reed Tongues Are Filed The Tremolo The Action Voicing of Reeds. Subheadings are: The Bellows and its Use The Wind Box Wind Trunks Wind Chests Sounding Boards Couplers The Tremula Arrangement of the Pipes Voicing The Scale of Organ Pipes Defects in the Key Movement Defects in the Bellows. 'Construction of Pipe Organ' occupies 61 pages. Written in a neat hand in a 19th-century blank book of lined paper. 10 1/4' x 7 3/4' quarter leather and pebbled cloth, 19th century record book of lined paper with the small stationers ticket affixed to top edge of inside front cover that reads 'Herman Flister, Jr., Stationery and Blank Books, 1875 Washington St., Boston.

Estey organ model no. 352714