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Description: Organ - E.M. Skinner organ for sale
We are pleased to be able to offer a historic E. M. Skinner organ available for immediate sale and/or restoration. The Skinner organ Opus 684 was originally built in 1927 for the Parish House St Paul�s Episcopal Church in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. It originally contained 17 ranks along with chimes and a rare harp.
In 1970 the organ was moved and installed in a small Baptist church in central Georgia. Along with installing the existing Skinner components, a new stop tab console, and new six ranks of pipes all made by the Reuter Organ Company and installed by their local representative. At this time, no restoration of the Skinner mechanical components of the organ took place.
In 2007 this fine instrument was obtained by Coulter - Organbuilder and is now available for purchase as-is, or restoration and installation into a new location.
Current Specification
Great Organ [Unenclosed - Manual I]
* 8' Diapason - 73 pipes
* 8' Flute (Harmonic) 73 pipes
* 8' Gedeckt - From Swell
* 8' Erzahler - From Swell
* 8' Erzahler Celeste - From Swell
* 4' Octave - 61 pipes
* 2-2/3' - Grave Mixture Reuter 1970 - 122 pipes
* Chimes - 21 tubes
* Celestial Harp - 49 bars
Swell Organ [Enclosed and Expressive � Manual II]
* 8' Geigen Diapason - 73 pipes
* 8' Rohr Flute - 73 pipes
* 8' Gamba - 73 pipes
* 8' Gamba Celeste - 73 pipes
* 8' Spitz Flute - 73 pipes
* 8' Spitz Flute Celeste - 61 pipes
* 8' Vox Angelica II Reuter 1970 - 122 pipes
* 4' Flute Harmonic - 73 pipes
* 2' Fourniture IV - 244 pipes
* 8' Flugelhorn - 73 pipes
* Tremolo
Pedal Organ [Unenclosed]
* 16' Bourdon 44 pipes
* 16' Lieblich Gedeckt (soft wind)
* 16' Gemshorn 56 pipes
* 8' Gross Flute (soft wind)
* 8' Gemshorn (ext)
* 5 1/3' Quint (ext Gemshorn)
* 4' Gemshorn (ext)
Couplers and Playaing Aids
* 10 General Thumb Pistons
* Great to Pedal Thumb Piston
* Full Organ Thumb Piston
* General Cancel Thumb Piston
* Great to Pedal Toe Stud
* Full Organ Toe Stud
* Swell Expression Pedal
* Crescendo Pedal
Asking Price (As-Is) = $40,000