National
Theatre Supply Company
St. Louis, MO
Opus
2832
Analysis
8 Vox Humana 61
8
Stopped Flute 85
16 Viol d'Orchestre 85
Swell
16 Tibia Clausa (TC)
16 Bass
Viol
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Violin
4 Flute
d'Amour
4 Violina
2 2/3 Twelfth
2
Piccolo
1 3/5 Tierce
8 Vox Humana
8
Oboe (Syn.)
8 Clarinet (Syn.)
8 Saxophone
(Syn.)
Chimes (5 notes)
Great
16 Violone
8 Gedeckt
8
Viola
4 Flute
4 String
8 Vox Humana
4 Vox Humana
Pedal
16 Contra Viol
8
Flute
8 Viola
Tremolo
In September
1929, the organ was shipped to Stix, Baer, & Fuller in St. Louis for a one
week trial.
They did not keep it, and it was shipped to the Chicago Studio
of Estey.
In
October 1930, it was shipped to Teacher's Training School 135th Street and
Convent Ave., New York City.
In
March 1931, it was sold to the Beyers Record Station, 6010 Starr Piano Building,
38th Ave. and 61st Street, Woodside, L.I., NY.
In
June 1932, it was moved to Byers Recording Lab., Inc., 1780 Broadway, New York
City.
From there, it went back to Estey. It was sold to Rudy Vallee in August
1934
and installed in his lodge at Keezer Lake in Fryeburg,
Maine.
In May
1935, it was given by Rudy Vallee to St. Mary's Church, Westbrook,
Maine.
More recently owned by Larry Leonard and Nelson Pease.
Currently
owned by Bob Hellstrom, East Hampton, CT.
