Street Roller Organ

An early 20th century street roller organ. Crank operated instrument in a grain painted case and cart, by Vicente Llinares, Faventia, Barcelona. Plays, some wear, and minor paint loss. 49 x 22 x 31" h

Tabletop roller organ with original label that reads: "The Reed Pipe Clarion A". Patent August 19, 1879 and November 25, 1879. Wholesale Depot No. 25 East 14th Street, New York City. Has original wood

With One Extra Roller- 36" X 52" Long- Street Piano

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

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

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

Here is a great opportunity to by a functioning circa 1912 Dutch Street Organ. After years of ownership, the Terpstra's have decided to sell the pride and joy of their collection, this great band orga

1990, NETHERLANDS: Gijs Perlee was a Dutch street organ builder from Amsterdam often using new raw materials or older instruments to repurpose to new. This demure sized street organ is keyless, operat

Early 19th century French interchangeable floor standing with a box, 3 large rolls and original paper with the song listed, Jerome Thibouville - Lamy Paris

Raffin Model R20/31 Left-Hander Street Organ Orgelbau Josef Raffin in Überlingen, Germany. 20 notes, 31 pipes in 2 stops, roll-operated, hand crank, second rewind crank, four sides hand-painted,

Oak, Includes one 13" wood cob. Plays. Good condition

British Single-Cylinder Live Steam Street Roller, c. 1970 Coal-fired boiler, single-step gear, forward or reverse movement, with chain-steerable front axle, brake to the rear wheels, feed pump, water

Mid 20th century. Hand cranked organ on wheeled cart with carved trim including shell crest and old polychrome paint. Two removable "wings". Painted name "H. Mooij". Hand operated organ plays book mus

This replica figurine is a female right-handed bell ringer. CONSIDERATIONS: Great paint and great condition. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 10" x 8" x 26 - 1/2".

This replica figurine is a female bell ringer, most likely manufactured in the 80's. CONSIDERATIONS: Very good overall, with great paint. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 9 - 1/2" x 8" x 28 - 1/2".

Plays. Glass is broken, otherwise good. One large Grand Roller Organ Cob. One included #2116

Plays. Large Grand Roller Organ Cob. One included #4011. Very good

A scarce late 19th century, Autophone Company (Ithaca, NY, 19th/20th century) Concert Roller Organ walnut case having gilt stenciling , ebonized wood trim and viewing window hinged panel. Top stencile

Gottingen Orgelbau-Meister 13-pipe organ with crank and 13 paper rolls. H: 27in. W: 19in. D:13-1/4in.

Vintage, 27-note keyless portable street organ, painted putti decoration, 23"w x 15"d x 27.5"h

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

This is most likely from a Gasparini street organ. CONSIDERATIONS: In original paint, with some areas of paint loss as well as areas of rubbing, but overall a great original look. Condition: (Good). D

Late 19th - early 20th century Chautauqua Oak case roller organ. With fourteen original music cobs. In working order, plays nicely. Case measures approx. 12-3/4" H x 17" W x 15" D. Referred shippers a

A concert roller organ music box with cylinders, with gilt stenciling to top and front, directional label to underside lid; 12.5" ht., 17" wd.