The Organ Forum

It has been in our family since being purchased in the 1950-60s.  It works great but I am running out of room in our home and the one person that played piano and organ has since moved away.  We have a piano for the kids to learn on so I am tempted to sell this one and give it a good home. 

It has a beautiful matching bench that we have been using with our piano.  Looks like a pretty redwood type cabinetry. 

That looks like an older Baldwin series, possibly.  I had a 46C tube organ with the exact same color but it had a full pedal board.  If there were close up pictures  would we could probably wing the make of it.

 

James.

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James Insilda - Music Hobbiest

I believe it is a later Gulbransen Model E. This is the theatre model, I had the classical with black&white tabs.

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Owner of a Conn 653

I'd have to agree. Model E Theatre, from circa 1959.

As for the value of a 50 year old console like this, it's not going to be much, if anything, assuming that it's fully working. Non-working value is realistically around zero. Sad to hear maybe, but she's an old lady and the organ market is all but non exisitent these days.

There are a couple of real Gully experts on here who may chip in with some extra info.

Andy

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