Tag: organ
Mechanical Orguinette Organette Roller Organ
This is a fine example of a Mechanical Orguinette. It appears to have newer bellows, which are stiff. Since it is a simpler design, it should not take much to get it running. It also appears complete.... Read More
ANTIQUE Concert Roller Organ beautiful piece circa 1915
Beautiful piece , looks to be in original condition and it makes noise when you turn the crank. Seems very smooth to me. I have not touched it, ill leave cleaning and all that to a pro. You get it , h... Read More
Beautifully Restored Gem Roller Organ
Was rebuilt some years ago, it has new bellows, the reed box was rebuilt and new pads on the reed covers.. This is a beautifully restored Gem Roller Organ with expected signs of aging. Some discolorin... Read More
Mechanical Organette Roller Organ Organette Music Box Needs Work
HERE IS A EARLY MECHANICAL ORGANETTE ROLLER ORGAN ORGANETTE THAT I CAN SEE SOME WORK HAS BEEN DONE TO IT AS THE TOP PIECE OF WOOD HAS BEEN REPLACED. IT IS LARGE ONE WITH THE BASE MEASURING OUT AROUND ... Read More
ANTIQUE Concert Roller Organ circa 1918
ANTIQUE Concert Roller Organ dated from 1918. Comes with always smiling by schottiche music roll. I did turn the crank everything moves smoothly. I did not get any sound, maybe I’m not doing it ... Read More
The Gem Roller Organ With 15 Cobs And Packing Case
The Gem Roller Organ. Includes, crank and fifteen cob rolls. Patent date on organ 1887 and on rolls 1885. Dark walnut stained, gilt stenciled softwood case date stamped underneath March 1899. Cob roll... Read More
GEM Roller Organ Circa 1880’s Music Box
Here is a nice and original working GEM Roller Organ made by the Autophone Company circa 1880 to 1900. The finish is original with most of the stencils showing. There are a few scuffs and blemishes in... Read More
19th C. SWISS INLAID ROSEWOOD BREMOND REED ORGAN CYLINDER MUSIC BOX
J & L Antiques NY is located in historic Hyde Park, New York 12538. We feature quality furnishings and accessories from the Rococo, Victorian and Renaissance periods. Our inventory is changing we... Read More