FRITZ WRERDE HARMONIPAN MONKEY ORGAN WITH CART.

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,

HOFBAUER GOTTINGEN "The 38 Harmonipan" MONKEY ORGAN WITH 43 KEYS , (109) PIPES WITH BASS DRUM , CYMBALLS , WOOD KNOCKER , SNARE DRUM & GLOCKENSPIEL ; IN MARQUETRY INLAID WOODEN CASE HAVING FIGURES IN

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

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

29. HANS EBERL WALKING ORGAN GRINDER | When activated, man cranks the organ while monkey dances on top and the cart rolls forward, a plink plank tune emits from organ. | 8.25" h. | Monkey is replaced,

Gockel Barrel Organ, model Alt Heidelburg. Hand crank mechanical instrument, made in Germany. Includes cart, case with music rolls, and 2 toy monkeys. 36" x 16" x 44"

1895, GERMANY: The worlds most famous organ building town was Waldkirch, located deep in Germany's Black Forest District. There were many famous organ builder here, but of all Waldkirch organ makers,

1205. MOLINARI & SONS MONKEY ORGAN | Hand cranked organ. Plays a 30 second song and repeats when activated. Organ and mechanics work well. | 19" h. | (Excellent Condition) | $1,000 - $1,500

Scarce original 23 key with eight tunes, late 19th century working barrel organ with banded inlay to front, brass trim and original crank, plays well. No maker name but probably imported by Molinari &

Rare German lithographed tin toy, amusing depiction of a dressed dog chasing three wheel runabout with seated monkey driver, clockwork driven, wheels have graphics of dressed monkeys, an unusual and d

80. STOCK DOG CHASING MONKEY CART | Germany, lithographed tin, three wheel runabout with seated monkey driver being chased by dog, clockwork driven. 3" x 6".

GERMAN HAND CARVED MECHANICAL WHISTLER WITH MONKEY ORGAN - 8" x 6" x 14" (MECHANICAL MOVEMENT MARKED GERMANY) (NOT CURRENTLY RUNNING)

Black-Faced Dancers & Monkey Organ Cast Iron Mechanical Bank Keyser & Rex - musical when crank is turned, 5 1/2" W x 7 1/2" H. Working condition.

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

Molinari, Joe and Rachel Lopez's monkey barrel organ with case, 1984 Lee Edwards restoration, case: 19.5"w x 12"d x 17.5"h

Paper-Strip Organ on Cart, c. 1980 16 notes, painted wood case, on wrought-iron cart with spoke wheels, overall size: 29 x 17 ½ x 42 ½ in. Working, needs minor slide block adjustment. Notenband-Dreh

HOFBAUER HARMONIPAN 20-NOTE ORGAN This is a combination of old and new technologies, utilizing an electric movement (220V, but supplied with a 220/110V converter for the U.S.), and one hand cranks to

Mechanism needs tuned. Some paint losses to organ and cart. Organ only: 17" wide X 11" deep X 18" high. Cart: 34" long. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regist

Vicente Llinares Hurdy Gurdy windup organ with cart. The organ works, but needs tuned. It comes with a child's buckboard-style wagon. Good condition with scratches and wear from use and age. Measures

James Elias Manbriet Bailbles

The Organ Bank (Miniature) is one of a series of four monkey and organ mechanical banks, designed and manufactured by Louis Kyser and Alfred C. Rex, of Frankford, Pennsylvania.  It has the distinctio

This reed-playing barrel organ by Thibouville-Lamy, Paris features two monkeys dressed in silk Marquis-style costumes. Each has real human hair on top of it's paper mache head. Eyes are glass, moving

German tin windup Organ Grinder and Monkey. All original wonderful example of this beautiful toy. Great litho details and colors. Windup works well and still plays music. A very nice toy. 7 1/2" Excel

American, 1st quarter-20th century. Possibly Kenton. Green painted circus cart with driver and rotating monkey on top, being pulled by two horses. Original paint. Functions properly.