@petermackett37 Is this a Jimmy Verbeeck arrangement? I have only seen one other 37 Verbeeck in the UK (I think it was one anyway!), it was in the centre of a juvenile ride in Gloucestershire but i don't know where it lives. The organ here (John Morley's of course!) was believed to have been built in 1920, but it was in fact built in 1937.
@ceredigio Arranged by Louis Blache,there are at least 4 organs of this size in this country,Stephen Postlethwaite has one and showman Jimmy Hatwell did have two including one with an accordion fitted,all of these are used in juvenile rides.
@BaltoJoey just a general principle is all i wanted. i assumed by your first post you had some idea since you did state they were very difficult to maintain...
verbeeck
anglerfly 1 year ago
its known as a band organ if its small..
anglerfly 1 year ago
i must have one
BeerMoneyLive 2 years ago
Caravan.
petermackett37 2 years ago
@petermackett37 Is this a Jimmy Verbeeck arrangement? I have only seen one other 37 Verbeeck in the UK (I think it was one anyway!), it was in the centre of a juvenile ride in Gloucestershire but i don't know where it lives. The organ here (John Morley's of course!) was believed to have been built in 1920, but it was in fact built in 1937.
ceredigio 5 months ago
@ceredigio Arranged by Louis Blache,there are at least 4 organs of this size in this country,Stephen Postlethwaite has one and showman Jimmy Hatwell did have two including one with an accordion fitted,all of these are used in juvenile rides.
petermackett37 5 months ago
@petermackett37 I thought Johnny Hatwell had a 30 keyless Dean in his juvenile gallopers?
ceredigio 5 months ago
@ceredigio Not as far as i know but it's possible,he had one of the Verbeecks in a toyset.
petermackett37 5 months ago
@petermackett37 I wonder if that's the one I saw in Gloucestershire some years ago? I cannot be sure.
ceredigio 5 months ago
tihs organ stands in the front of some arcade machines from victorian times
dalekbitch 3 years ago
This organ is 37 key Verbeeck built by Jimmy Verbeeck in London, there isn't many British built Verbeeck's in the UK.
Ben :-)
musicmachinesuk 4 years ago
Yes, it hits some sour notes. Those wooden pipes need constant attention to stay in proper pitch!
PS: Keep posting, I like your stuff. :)
BaltoJoey 4 years ago
@BaltoJoey how do you repair these pipes to play the right pitch?
slovakmath 1 year ago
@slovakmath Sorry, I'm not a repairman. LOL
BaltoJoey 1 year ago
@BaltoJoey just a general principle is all i wanted. i assumed by your first post you had some idea since you did state they were very difficult to maintain...
slovakmath 1 year ago