A 6-stop two-manual, with pedal, studio or for a chapel ideal for congregational singing.
Manual I: C-g’’’
Prinzipal 8’ 47 pipes (from C–G #, common with Holzgedackt 8’)
Blockflöte 4’ 54 pipes
2MP Tellers pipe organ, 3 ranks + mixture. From the estate of the late Dr. James Boeringer.
Built by Tellers Organ Company, Erie, PA; Opus 1124; 1971. Approximately 280 pipes.
18th-century Dutch House Organ from the estate of the late noted American scholar, inventor and collector Charles Paine Fisher. This is a bureau or house organ signed “HENDRIK HERMANNs HESS ME FECIT GOUDAE MDCCLXXXVIII” (1788).
With a range of C–f’’’, the instrument possesses eight stops and a bass/treble division at b/c’. The pipes are original, with new tuning slides for the metal ones. Inscriptions on the original stop knobs read:
Dobson tracker organ: two-manual and pedal, 8 stops, 7 ranks. Opus 39 from 1988, in Long Island, NY.
Height 13'1''; width 6'.
Free-standing case of fumed white oak with self-contained 110-volt blower.
Mechanical key and stop action.
Compass 56/32. $65,000.
The Organ Clearing House, 617/688-9290, [email protected]
MANUAL I
8' Rohrflöte
4' Prestant
1-1/3' Gemsquinte
II/I
Werner Bosch tracker organ, 1969. Two manuals and pedal, 9 stops.
Case of African mahogany, 12’ wide, less than 8’ high, 4’ deep.
Self-contained 110-volt blower.
Mechanical key, coupler and stop action. 56-note keyboards, 32-note AGO pedalboard.
$30,000 (plus relocation costs).
The Organ Clearing House, 617/688-9290, [email protected].
1977 Schantz Unit Organ
12-rank, 26-stop two-manual and pedal organ in excellent condition. Solid-state switching to be incorporated prior to installation. Specification as follows:
Positive organ by Gabriel Kney, ca. 1980. Four stops (8', 4', 2', 1-1/3').
Height 76'', width 48'', depth 20.5 inches.
$13,00 negotiable. Buyer to remove (Michigan location).
Send inquiries to [email protected].
1981 Rieger, two-manual, 12-rank tracker pipe organ. Beautiful and in excellent condition. $80,000 or best offer.
Voiced by Martin Pasi (purchased in 1986). Height 9’ 4”, width 10’ , depth 5’ 10”.
I
8’ Rohrflute
4’ Principal
2’ Flute
2/3’ Mixtur
II
8’ Holzgedackt
4’ Koppelflute
1-1/3’ Quintlein
8' Barpfeife
Pedal
16’ Subbass
8’ Subbass
4’ Dolkan
Tremulant
I/II II/I coupler
1910 J. W. Steere and Son Organ. Two manuals, seven ranks, tracker action for the manuals. Great and Swell enclosed except Diapason. Playing façade pipes not installed. 30-note pedal board—radiating but not concave. Pneumatic action. Blower.
Great stoplist:
4’ Gemshorn
8’ Melodia
8’ Stopped Diapason
8’ Dulciana
8’ Open Diapason
Swell stoplist:
4’ Violin
8’ Stopped Diapason
8’ Salicional
Pedal:
16’ Bourdon
Couplers: Great to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Great to Swell
1955 Rieger tracker. An absolute marvel of Austrian engineering. In its present state it is sometimes barely playable because several keys on Swell may stick. Needs some work due to age and neglect; a good fixer-upper for someone who likes to fix things up.
