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Wurlitzer Military Band Organ, model 105 - #33 in a Series
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A re-take of #4 in my Band Organ series. This is "Alte
Komeraden" ( Old Comrades), composed by Carl Teike, of Ulm, Germany, in the 1890's. My original recording in 2008,...
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Wurlitzer Military Band Organ, Model 105. - #32 in a Series
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This is a re-take of #1 in this series. It was originally recorded in the Fall of 2008, just after restoration. Videos #1 thru #12 in this Series had a cipher that played ...
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Wurlitzer Model 105, Military Band Organ. #30 in a Series
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Wurlitzer 105, Serial # 4332, the next to last 105 produced at the Wurlitzer Factory. Shipped Jan 30, 1930.to Ross Davis in L.A. for delivery to the Herschell Carousel Comp...
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Military Band Organ - #29 in a series
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Wurlitzer Band Organ, model 105, serial number 4332. Shipped from the factory Jan 31, 1938 to Los Angeles, for use on a Carousel.
Playing "Trombonium", a Circus favorite f...
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Military Band Organ - #28 in a series
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Band Organ, Serial number 4332. Shipped from N. Tonawanda, NY Jan 31, 1938. Restored 2008.
Playing "Thunder and Lighting", a fast Polka, by Johann S...
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Military Band Organ - #27 in a Series
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A Model 105, shipped in January 1938 To the Herschell Carousel Company in Los Angeles. Restored in 2008. Playing "Circus Bee" March, by Henry Fillmore. This is one of the...
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Band Organ - #26 in a Series.
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A model 105 form Wurlitzer. Some parts built as early as July 1930, but shipped from the Factory on January 30, 1938 to Herschell Carousel Co. in L.A. c/o Ross Davis. It re...
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Wurlitzer Model 105, Military Band Organ - #24 in a Series
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A Wurlitzer Band Organ, shipped Jan 30, 1938 from the factory in N. Tonawanda, NY, to The Allan Herschell Carousel Company, L.A., CA.
Playing "Neger Stanchen" by Author...
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Band Organ - #23 in a Series
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A 1930's model 105 Band Organ, recently restored; playing a Wayne Holton arrangement of "Stars and Stripes Forever" (John Philip Sousa).
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Wurlitzer Model 105 Band Organ - #22 in a Series
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A 1930's Wurlitzer 105 Band Organ, recently restored, playing Wayne Holton's arrangement of "Robinson's Grand Entry March" (Karl King).
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