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MMD Archives August 1996 1996.08.16 11 Prev  Next Estey Reed Organs By Bob Ebert Dan Copeland asked how common two-manual and pedal Estey Reed organs are. We have a ten rank (10 sets of reeds) 1903 model, Style T-58 (see pages 104 and 105 in Robert Whiting's book, "Estey Reed Organs on Parade" available from Vestal Press). Ours does not have the pipe display, which was an option. They are reasonably common (but no where near as prevalent as the parlor organs). Often Estey two manual and pedal instruments are for sale in The American Organist and Diapason. I do have a question regarding them:were any of these made with player mechanisms? Could a player mechanism be adapted to one? Bob Ebert (Message sent Fri 16 Aug 1996, 12:13:57 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.) Key Words in Subject:  Estey, Organs, Reed

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