File:North Tonawanda Grand Military Band Organ.jpg
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DescriptionNorth Tonawanda Grand Military Band Organ.jpg | Style 316 North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works "Grand Military Band Organ". The band organ played for years on the Paul Moore Carousel, Rochester, New York. It plays 87 key North Tonawanda rolls from a duplex roll frame. The band organ is in the Tim Trager Collection. |
Date | 18:10:39(UTC) (Originally uploaded at 2007-10-29 04:39:41) |
Source | Originally uploaded on en.wikipedia |
Author | Originally uploaded by Mechanical Music Consultant (Transferred by clusternote) |
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