Fritz Wrede Harmonipan Street Barrel Organ, c. 1920

Fritz Wrede Harmonipan Street Barrel Organ, c. 1920 Hanover, Germany. Playing eight airs, with 26 notes, two stops, three ranks of pipes including visible pan flutes and base pipes, wood case with inl

Fritz Wrede Violino-Pan Street Barrel Organ, c. 1920 Hanover, Germany. For left-handers, 26 notes, 1 stop, visible pan flutes, bottom pipes, 8 tunes, original tune-sheet, wood case with inlay on

1895, GERMANY: From 1890 to 1930, the firm of Fritz Wrede manufactured fairground organs. Those made from 1890 to 1900 were of the barrel-operated variety. In addition to the large fairground organs,

Early Street Barrel Organ, c. 1890 Probably by Wilhelm Bruder Söhne, 9 tunes, 29 keys, pinned wood cylinder, rosewood-veneered wood case, inlaid banding and stringing, front with flower and leaf mot

Street Barrel Organ, c. 1890 Unmarked, pinned wood barrel playing 11 airs, with 22 notes, 3 optional registers, metal pipes and damped wood pipes, bass pipes on underside, wood case with inlaid front,

Barrel Organ by Wilhelm Holl, c. 1920 Berlin pipe organ, 33 notes, pan flutes and base pipes, original tune-sheet, wood case 23 x 13 ¾ x 24 in. Excellent playing condition. 33er-Walzendrehorgel

Barrel Organ by Imhof & Mukle, c. 1870 Imhof & Mukle, No. 547, Oxford Street, London. Chamber organ with base section housing pipes, 3 stops with 44 pipes, 29 notes, 8 melodies, on 19 ¾ in. (50 cm)

CHIAPPA BARBARAI BARREL ORGAN: An English barrel organ manufactured by "Mechanical Piano & Organ Makers / Chiappa & Sons, Ltd. / 6, Little Bath Street, Clerkenwell, London, E. C.". A parcel gilt wood

Bacigalupo Violinopan Barrel Organ, c. 1895 Model no. 20, signed: "Cocchi, Bacigalupo & Graffigna; Berlin, Schönhauser Allee 78". 32 keys, 8 tunes, 19 visible pan flutes, 1 register violin pipes, bas

Small Barrel Organ, c. 1880 Unmarked, probably Black Forest, 25 keys, 8 airs, covered pipes, underside pipes and 11 pan flutes in the front, cylinder 14 1/5 in., Ø 5 in., case 18 x 10 ½ x 19

250. BOXED VICTOR BONNET STREET MERCHANT | c. 1920's "La Petit Marchande ". Clockwork, cloth dressed woman vendor wears a bustle, when activated walks along and pushes her cart, with original box. 6.5

Mahogany German barrel organ with intarsia by organ builder Hofbauer Harmonipan Göttingen. Second half of the 20th century. Electric with metal and wooden organ pipes mounted on a movable base. Equ

Rumanian Barrel Organ by Kopecky, c. 1925 Pipe organ, with legend "J. Kopecky Timisoara", with 26 keys, 9 airs, violin pipes, covered pipes and bass underside pipes, 2 optional stops, walnut case and

Trumpet Barrel Organ by Bacigalupo Söhne, c. 1912 Trumpet organ, with legend "Bacigalupo Söhne, Berlin, Schönhauser Allee 74a". 37 keys, 8 airs, 10 wood trumpet pipes, 14 violin pipes, covered pipe

Trumpet Barrel Organ by Franz Hartung, c. 1910 With legend "Franz Hartung, Orgelbau, Halle a.S.", 32 keys, 9 airs, wood trumpet pipes, violin pipes, covered pipes and bass underside pipes, 3 optional

Gebrüder Riemer Fairground Organ, c. 1900 Barrel organ by Gebrüder Riemer, Kratzau, Bohemian. 43 clavis, 6 optional registers: Bombardon, Baritone, Cornets, Quinta, Suboctave and Trumpet, 9

Gebrüder Bruder Fairground Organ, c. 1925 Barrel organ model 62, by Gebrüder Bruder, Waldkirch, Black Forest. 50 clavis, 4 registers: magic flutes, trumpets, gedackt and open pipes, 9 tunes, title l

Machines for Manufacturing Barrels and Notes, c. 1960 For mechanical music instruments, cardboard-note punch machine, foot-operated, paper-roll punch machine, foot-operated, barrel-organ cramp-bending

Mahogany German barrel organ with intarsia. By organ builder Hofbauer Harmonipan Göttingen. Second half of the 20th century. Electric with metal and wooden organ pipes mounted on a

Part of an Early German Musical Manivelle Organ Grinder Automaton, c. 1880 onwards With original paper-covered model barrel organ and base, organ grinder with replacement head, costume and other parts

Early 20th C. oil on canvas, portrait of Native American man, signed lower right J.H. Sharp. Prov. descended through family who collected art at street fairs in Taos, NM around the 1920’s. Unfra

1913, HOLLAND: A. Koenigsberg built dance organs and street organs in the same factory where his orchestrions were fabricated. Very much a part of the Belgian/Holland organ makers community at the tim

Chamber Barrel Organ - Monkey Orchestra automaton. H 68-3/4" W 36" D 21". Estate of Bernard and Florence Zipkin. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/57aqs1e31q7qyn

1914, FRANCE: Founded in 1840, Limonaire advertised itself as the oldest organ manufacturer in the world. Around 1900, Limonaire opened a factory branch in Waldkirch Germany, in the heart of the Black