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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 17 (1904) (1904)

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s between the keys, employed in fashioning the various parts of the great for the purpose of operating the combination ‘action melody box, is a revelation in musical industry. on the manuals, is a notable achievement for the The frame of the organ, which is equal in size and musical world. Another… … Console and 23 on the automatic. The di- stiffness to any other timber. Other parts visions of the great organ are as follows: of the organ, including the wooden pipes, First Division—13 speaking stops, 793 are made of first quality of sugar pine. pipes. Poplar is used only for bellows folds and…

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