Reed-Pipe Clariona 14-note Organette Roller Organ. Walnut cased, operates by a perforated music roll being drawn over reed pipes. Current working condition unknown although it cranks easily and the be...Read More
This 20-note “Celestina” organette was produced by the Munroe Organ Reed Company and mass-marketed by the Mechanical Orguinette Company (later The Aeolian Organ and Music Company) during t...Read More
Measures approximately 12 inches long by 10 inches wide by 10 inches tall including the bottom feet. I believe some parts are missing on the top section. Exterior is quite dirty and dusty throughout a...Read More
This is an antique diminutive Lucia Organette disc Music Box. It measures 7″ by 7″ and 5 tall and comes with 3 discs. When I crank the handle, it made organ type sounds, but it did not sou...Read More
Hohner’s Antique Instrument Organette Blow Accordion Fluta Germany. All keys have original leather pads intact and working springs. Some dents and dings on base ring but in good condition for be...Read More
Working condition bellows good, has 2 unused rolls and 1 used rolls. Looks like was used very little stenciling great all around, not a flaw anywhere.. Plays loud and clear. The item “Antique ma...Read More
Antique 1890s Concert Roller Organ Music Box Cob Roller Organette Gold Lettering w/ 4 rollers. It measures 18″ wide x 12 1/4″ x 15 deep. Some wear on the corners on the bottom part of the ...Read More
Measures approximately 12 inches long by 10 inches wide by 10 inches tall including the bottom feet. I believe some parts are missing on the top section. Exterior is quite dirty and dusty throughout a...Read More
Restored 25 note Tournaphone organette produced by the Tournaphone Co. This organette has a very tall resonator style reed block that gives it a deep full sound not found in other organette’s. B...Read More
A beautiful antique Jubal Orchestrone roller organ. Was manufactured by The Munroe Organ Reed Company under the patents of Professor Merrit Gally. It probably was made between 1885 and 1888. The rolle...Read More