Ruth/Voigt Fairground Organ

1900, GERMANY: The firm of Gebr. Wellerhaus was founded by August and Wilhelm Wellerhaus in the late 19th century. Wellwehaus organs were widely distributed throughout Europe by means of sales agents.

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

Ruth Fairground Organ 35-Notes Book Cardboard, arranged by Marcel van Boxtel, 5 Christmas songs, very good condition. Notenkarton für 35er-Ruth-Jahrmarktorgel Arrangiert von Marcel van Boxtel, mit 5

1950, BELGIUM: From a workshop and warehouse in Hoboken, a suburb of Antwerp, Belgium, Arthur Bursens and his partner Frans de Groof produced hundreds of dance organs, fairground organs and what are k

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,

1895, FRANCE: The firm od Gavioli & Co. headquartered in Paris, was a leading European manufacturer of fairground organs. Established in 1806, by the turn of the century they had manufacturing in Wald

1963, BELGUIM: The Decap brothers have always strived to give their organs their own character. They were always looking for improvements and innovations. The Decap organs are therefore immediately re

1937, BELGIUM: From the Belgium factories of Theofiel Mortier, came some of the most elegant organs the world has ever known. Some were in the form of temples, other resembled palaces, and others with

1912, BELGUIM: From the Belgium factories of Theofiel Mortier came some of the most elegant organs the world has ever known. Some were in the form of temples, other resembled palaces, and others with

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

1912, BELGIUM: Towards the end of Mortier's production, these Art Deco organs were mechanically similar to the earlier style organs, but with the addition of an accordion, they were able to add a mode

1910, FRANCE: Gasparini was a large organ maker in France in the early 20th century. Primarily a maker of street organs and marketing them mostly in the France, Belgium, and Holland markets. This inst

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

An exceptional early 19th century brass-mounted and inlaid mahogany quarter-striking organ clock playing ten tunes on 34 pipes Thwaites & Reed, London The impressive case surmounted by a ball finial o

1895, FRANCE: There is not a lot of history available for Poirot Freres as an organ/orchestrion builder. We know his business was in Mirecourt, France, and that he was known for building automatic mus

Wurlitzer built these band organs from the early teens well into the 1920s. Built in oak and veneered case with fancy white enamel carved front, decorated in gold leaf and bright colors with hand pain

As this is no ordinary oak wood cabinet, it contains a multitude of instruments that can be played all at once after a quarter is inserted. It is comprised of a 27-note glockenspiel, 43 calliope pipes

1934, UK: In the early 20th century custom design pipe organs were used to accompany silent movies, and later as feature entertainment during the era of "talkies". The Rudolph Wurlitzer company is leg

1960, BELGUIM: The Decap brothers have always strived to give their organs their own character. They were always looking for improvements and innovations. The Decap organs are therefore immediately re

Built for the Concours in Paris France, the Gasparini is a relatively small organ with 100 pipes and a manual register which operates the clarinet pipes. The organ plays off cardboard books in a press

1980, 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, and at that time was tuni

EDWARD HOPPER Street Scene with a Man Playing an Organ Grinder. Pen and ink on card stock, circa 1900. 115x117 mm; 4¾x4¾ inches. Signed in ink, lower right recto.Provenance: Estate of the ar