Tag: concert
Antique Concert Roller Organ 1880’s Plays
Antique Concert Roller Organ 1880’s Playa Preowned, good condition As I dont know much about the item or exactly how it is supposed to sound/work, the following disclosures are being made (1) Th... Read More
Huge Lot of 27 Concert Roller Organ Cob Rollers! Lot of Music Rolls! Early
Many have title of song on them, a few don’t. The item “Huge Lot of 27 Concert Roller Organ Cob Rollers! Lot of Music Rolls! Early” is in sale since Saturday, November 10, 2018. This... Read More
Antique concert roller organ
Antique roller organ very rare. Crank handle with knob. Sides and back excellent. Beautiful antique conversation piece. Comes with 36 music rollers. All mechanic work one bellow taped. The item “... Read More
Antique Concert Roller Organ With 4 Tune Cobs, Great Condition, Working
This listing is for an. Antique Concert Roller Organ With 4 Tune Cobs. This is a 20 note player which operates by turning the crank handle. The cranking motion serves the dual purpose of turning the c... Read More
Antique Concert Roller Organ With 12 Cobs, good working condition
Beautiful Antique original roller organ made in the late 1890’s to the early 1900. It is in excellent condition given it’s age. It plays well, no mechanical issues, directions is still rea... Read More
Concert Roller Organ with 15 COBS 1880’s
Case is beautiful with stenciling on all three sides. Bellows works great and makes musical notes. Handle turns but cob is not turning with it. Not sure if cob is worn out or what. When I remove the c... Read More
Concert Roller Organ with 15 COBS 1880’s
Case is beautiful with stenciling on all three sides. Bellows works great and makes musical notes. Handle turns but cob is not turning with it. Not sure if cob is worn out or what. When I remove the c... Read More
288m. Concert Roller Organ with 34 Cobs Complete and functional-plays weakly
Make : Concert Roller Organ Year : pre-1900. Comments : This organ appears to have been partially restored some time ago. It plays weakly, but could use a little more restoration – a fairly simp... Read More