Estey organ co. childs cracked#
Estey organ co. childs serial numbers#
Estey organ co. childs serial number#

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I do not know what it will take to get this in working condition but it does not look like it will take much. The information I have provided for you has been researched through GOOGLE and I have attached the links so that you can look yourself. I am not an organ dealer or repairer and am not very knowledgeable about this Item and you are bidding on it as is. If you have any questions please contact me prior to bidding. I am providing several pictures of all aspects of this instrument. Mick went home with the Mason and Hamlin childs reed organ confident. One of the вЂњspringвЂќ rods is missing on the left lung. Dick went home with the encouragement to make repairs to his Estey Artist Model organ. The lungs are both present and look to be in decent condition with no tearing or holes. 628 West 140th Street (1901-1952) retreat for women and children unknown. Most of the white keys work nicely but two are a little вЂњlazyвЂќ. 2819 (1929) extant in Ridgefield Park, N.J. The bench has a split starting on one leg but can easily be repaired by a good woodworker.

Estey organ co. childs cracked#

The bench seat is cracked as vinyl is prone to do with aging. There are not any water marks or staining. The wood on the organ is in nice condition with no real nicks or splitting. Three of the black keys are broken and I have two of them for you.

The keys are in decent condition with a little chipping. The condition of this piece is described above in condition description which list all flaws to the best. Here is a link about Estey Children's organs and their origins./organs/EsteењњhildrensOrgan.htmlThe Organ I have for you is a child's reed and/or pump organ. J Estey and Co Brattleboro Vt Pump Reed Organ. The company was world-known for manufacturing reed, pipe, and electronic organs and operated for nearly a century. factory burned in 1857, a new factory was built 1858 on the site later occupied by the Brattleboro House succeeded by J. Around 500,000 to 520,000 reed organs, or 'pump organs' as some term them, were built between 18./wiki/Estey_OrganA new museum is underway, dedicated to the history and innovations of the Estey Organ Company of Brattleboro, Vermont. Estey Organ Company 'The largest pump organ company in America' They started as Estey & Green and were located in Brattleboro, VT 1855 - 1863 successor to I. It employed more than 500 people and its high-quality items were sold as far away as Africa, Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand. The original company had been founded in 1846. The company went on to become the largest manufacturer of organs in the United States. The Estey Organ Company was founded by Jacob Estey when he bought out a Brattleboro, Vermont manufacturing business in 1852.

Estey organ co. childs serial numbers#

Estey Reed Organs with serial numbers from 449000 to 468999 were built by the Estey Organ Company in Brattleboro, VT between 19. Estey Organ You entered Estey serial # 455923.

Estey organ co. childs serial number#

The serial number for this organ is 455923. I have verified this information with the Estey Organ Museum Website. At the time of the 1948 redecoration of the auditorium the finish on the oak case was removed and wiped with light blue paint and the case pipes were painted light blue with gold mouths.I have for you a Children's Organ by Estey Organ Company circa 1925-30. The electric blower installed in 1920 by the Estey Organ Company cost $287, but the hand-pumping mechanism is still intact. Estey employed master woodcarvers, designers, engineers, and inventors, many of whom who came from Europe to work for Estey. For many years Estey was the largest employer in the state of Vermont. The Violina was later returned to its original pitch. The Estey Organ Company employed a large workforce, many of whom were highly specialized craftsmen.

Belknap probably included the alteration of the 4вЂ™ Violina to 8вЂ™ pitch, and the gold leafing of the once decorated case pipes. The Steere organ was moved again to the Roman Catholic Church in Woodstock in 1984 where it exists today.ДЄ 1914 rebuild of the Hutchings by C. When the Congregational and Christian churches merged in 1905 to become Bethany Church, the Hutchings organ was moved to the Congregational Church and the smaller Steere instrument was moved to the Methodist Church, which until 1992 was the Masonic Temple. The Congregational Church housed a two-manual, nine rank J. Hutchings of Boston, Massachusetts, as his Opus 341 for the Christian Church, which stood on the site of the current Chandler Music Hall. The organ in Bethany Church was built in 1894 by George S.