Mechanical Organette Co. Roller Organ

Brown wooden box, missing one side, top comes off, bottom disconnected, good restoration project or parts piece. Measures 10.5"T x 14.5"W x 7.75"D

AMelodia" by Mechanical Organette Co., ca. 1900. Stencil graphic mahogany wood case. Minor wear to case. Fine working condition and bellows. 12"x10"x11

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Including 14 rolls. Some finish issues and a chip on the side. In working order. 14.5x12x12.5

DESCRIPTION: Mechanical Orguinette Co. Celestina roller organ. In wood case with stenciled decoration and marked "Celestina". Marked inside lid "Mechanical Orguinette Co.". Label with directions to in

Large walnut Victorian double roller organ by the Mechanical Orquinette Co. Has decoration loss, seems to work. Might be missing a board on top (see photo). Dated 1879.

Player Organette Roller Organ. Working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 11 x 10 x 14

This is a music roll player with the latest patent date being April of 1884. It has one music roll currently installed (we do not know the title). Also included is a portion of "The Household Pilot" 1

Gately & Co."Melodia" Roller Organlate 19th centurywalnut, gilt stencilingmarked "Gately & Co./Melodia"11 1/2 x 12 x 10 1/2 inches

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

MANDOLINA ROLLER ORGAN / ORGANETTE MUSIC BOX, inlaid walnut case with stenciled gilt decoration throughout, paper instructional label to underside of top, lettered to the top "The Improved Mandolina";

Made by Musical Orguinette Co. All original roller organ, cranks and roll plays, good strong bellows but needs servicing, missing hinges for top lid, original finish and stenciling, in fair condition,

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

IN A MAHOGANY CASE WITH STENCILED DESIGNS, WORKING CONDITION, 17 IN. W, 15 IN. D, 12 1/2 IN. H, COMES WITH (15) MUSIC ROLLERS - GOOD

Overall very good condition, Plays loud and wonderful. The cabinet may have been refinished at some point in its life. The machine comes with numerous extra Cobs. MEASURES 13" Tall x 17" Wide

Concert Roller Organ, c. 1890 The Autophone Company, New York. Organette with 20 notes, for spirally-pinned wood cobs playing one air on three revolutions, gilt-stencilled wood case, size 18 x 15 x 12

Concert Roller Organ, c. 1890 "The Autophone Company, New York", organette with 20 notes, for helical pinned wood cobs playing one air on three revolutions, gilt-stencilled wood case, size 18 x 15 x 1

The Cabinet Roller Organ, c. 1890 The Autophone Company, New York. Organette with 20 notes, for spirally-pinned wood cobs playing one air on three revolutions, gilt-stencilled wood case, size 18 x 15

The Improved Celestina hand-crank roller organ with 12 paper rolls. Condition good. Works. 15.75" W x 14" T x 15" D.

American, 19th century. A Gately fourteen-note, keyed action roller organette, with brass rewind crank, one paper roll, and hinged Expression panel to top; ht. 10, lg. 12.25, dp. 12.5 in.  Provenanc

A late 19th century Tournaphone roller organ. Hand-crank operated instrument in Walnut case with original Gold stencil decoration. Includes one roll of paper music. Some exterior wear and scratches, m

19th Century The Gem Roller Organ with 17 Rolls. Retailed by G.H.W. Bates & Co., Boston, Mass. Dark brown ground with gold lettering and Eastlake style accents. 7-3/4"h. x 14-1/2"w. x 12"d.

"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

Item: Antique Roller Organ Maker: Mechanical Orguinette Co Size: 13.75 x 15 x 13.75 inches No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and has no reserve as a courtesy so that collectors can determine the true