#9 Seeburg G Orchestrion restored by Roberts Musical Restorations

[TechnoPath99]

Geesh, i would love to just spend an hour in your shop.

[RosannasMom]

The quality is amazing! I saw a different kind of orchestrion at the Lightner Museum in St. Augustine, FL. They do demonstrations of antique mechanical musical instruments. The orchestrion there had some kind of book that it played from, it was like a roll, it did not have a piano that played on its own.

[KawhackitaRag]

Are you sure it didn't have a piano? They have a large Frati orchestrion there that plays from cardboard books, with piano, pipes, bells, and drums. The piano is kind of buried in the back so perhaps you didn't see it when they opened it up. Frati orchestrions are rare, I would guess that less than 10 exist.

[RosannasMom]

Maybe it did have the piano, I wasn't close enough to see inside. I was there in '07 so I don't remember. It was still interesting to see and I hope to go back again sometime.

[bearhedded]

When I win the lottery, I'm goin' on a shopping spree at your place, boy howdy!

[a78ba]

It's so wonderful!! The instrument looks brand new when you look at the motor.. Beautiful restoration. Congratulations!!

[CelluloidKollarKid]

The Fabulous Seeburg Style "G" Orchestrion...

America's PREMIER Orchestrion !

P.S. - The name of this tune is "Thats' Why I Love You".