Aeolian Organ & Music Co. New York "Celestina" Organ with 65 Scrolls.

Aeolian Organ & Music Co. New York "Celestina" Organ with 65 Scrolls.

The Aeolian Company was founded by New York City piano maker William B. Tremaine as the Aeolian Organ & Music Co., 1887. This example is in an all oak floor cabinet with original crank and one music r

This organette or orguinette is housed in a gilt stenciled wooden case, and comes with a fitted stand with one small drawer. The lot contains 12 music rolls. All working components appear to be intact

Circa 19th Century Celestina Mechanical Orguinette Co. New York Serial Number 1205 Signed Inside Joe Rowlski Working Paper Roll Organ 18.5"W with Handle 14"W x 14"L 2 Due to Use and Age it have wear m

Circa 19th Century Celestina Mechanical Orguinette Co. New York Serial Number 1205 Signed Inside Joe Rowlski Working Paper Roll Organ 18.5"W with Handle 14"W x 14"L 2 Due to Use and Age it have wear m

191 Duo-Art Music Semi-Automatic Rolls, c. 1938 Aeolian Skinner Organ Company, Boston and New York. For 120-note Aeolian-Hammond BA Player Tonewheel Organ, 120 holes, 12 per inch, plays two 60-note ma

"The Improved Celestina" Organette, the Aeolian Company, New York, New York, Circa 1890. Serial number 18665, the hand-crank roller organ housed in a mahogany veneered and ebonized-wood case, stencill

C. 1890. Serial No. 2154 Dimensions: H 12.5" x W 13.75" x D 12" Condition: Untested; sold as-is. In inoperable condition, with one piece of damaged media present inside and some parts disconnected. Ma

Plays 3-1/2" roll, Made by the Aeolian Organ and Musc Co., Newy York. One roll included.

An antique French Louis XVI style Victor Victrola phonograph music box case by Clark Music Co., Syracuse, New York offers quarter sawn oak construction in serpentine form raised on scroll form feet wi

Early 20th or late 19th century, a cranking music box organ by New York company, "Mechanical Orgainette", nicely stenciled to top, with 6 accompanying rolled music sheets.

Made by the Mechanical Orguinettte Co., New York. One Roll Included

The Mandolina was made by the Monroe Organ Reed Company of Worcester. MA and distributed by the Mechanical Orguinette Company of New York, later became known as the Aeolian Company. Operated by 20 key

Pal Picture Player, c. 1925 Plaza Music Co., New York. Spring-driven gramophone (works), built-in slide projector for filmstrips (electrical function not tested), in case, with 2 records and 2 picture

Kiddiepact Toy Gramophone, c. 1930 Manufacturer: "Plaza Music Co., New York", spring-driven (working), horn and case with paper decals from the Bubble Book series. A rare phonograph in good working c

Little Tots Phonograph, c. 1930 American toy gramophone by Plaza Music Co., New York. Beige-lacquered wood case with transfers of playing children, spring-driven (working), with crank. Little Tots Pho

Pianola Aeolian Co. New York musical party player wood piano. Standard pneumatic action for dependable performance. Quality electric motor. Piano bench with tilted seat for playing comfort and copper

Kompact portable cameraphone gramophone, manufactured by Plaza Music Co., New York. Front cranked, the reproducer marked Thorens and Swiss Make. In a fabric covered wooden box approximately 8 x 5 ½ x

(4) Vintage Child Sheet Music Articles Sheet Music ìTeddyís Bearî A march for the Little Folks by Denton & Haskins Music Co. New York C. 1925; Sheet Music ìTeddy Bear Marchî f

Group of Vintage Sheet Music mostly for piano (some for violin, vocal), and most published by Century Music Publishing Co (New York, Toronto); used condition, wear/worn, surface distress, tears, losse

Swiss. c1890. In good working condition. The walnut case is also in good condition with just some minor veneer delamination and loss of banding on the lid. The Jacot Music Box Co. of New York City, no

signed Tiffany & Co. New York on dial. Scroll top with spiral twist columns, brass capitals, carved fan on door with glass panel, columns repeated on waist and base. Brass eight day movement with pain

Mira music box, mahogany, with tag of "Jacot Music Box Co., 39 Union Square, New York", 30 discs, 12" dia (see attached list) and wind up key, serial number "69277" on round spindle, 9 1/2" h x 20 1/2

AFTER WILLIAM SYDNEY MOUNT (AMERICAN, 1807-1868) GENRE SCENE, lithograph on paper, "THE POWER OF MUSIC", published by Goupil, Vibert & Co., New York, blindstamp in lower margin. Unframed. Dated 1848.