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Started by Ed W, October 30, 2010, 02:05:10 PM

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Ed W



...and what were you thinking the photo would be?

I blundered across this at the Community Thrift on Admiral.  It's a treadle pump organ in remarkably good shape.  I can vaguely remember on in our church when I was very small, but it never worked and it was replaced with an electric model. 
Ed

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RecycleMichael

The thread title doesn't match the picture. I thought it would be bigger.
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Somehow the title of this thread reminded me of this:

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Quote from: Ed W on October 30, 2010, 02:05:10 PM


...and what were you thinking the photo would be?

I blundered across this at the Community Thrift on Admiral.  It's a treadle pump organ in remarkably good shape.  I can vaguely remember on in our church when I was very small, but it never worked and it was replaced with an electric model. 

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Quote from: guido911 on October 30, 2010, 07:43:21 PM
Somehow the title of this thread reminded me of this:



I would hate to have to clean the clapper after that...
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Ed W

I think they were asking $500 for it, but Saturday was half price day, and it was knocked down to $250.  The manager said it still worked, but it was missing a candleholder that went on a shelf in the middle.  Apparently the panels on either side at the top could be removed and replaced with mirrors or photo frames.  The carving is intricate and gorgeous.

There's a guy over at the flea market on the west side who does player pianos too.  I have a photo somewhere.
Ed

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