File:Antique 1892 German Band Organ by Andreas Ruth & Sohn.jpg
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DescriptionAntique 1892 German Band Organ by Andreas Ruth & Sohn.jpg | Maintained by Drew Expositions and appearing at the 2006 Williamson County Fair, this Antique Band Organ was built in 1892 in Germany by Ruth Organs. Early in the 20th century, it was converted to play automatically by the Wurlitzer company. In addition to the organ, it plays chimes, bells, bass and snare drums, wood block, triangle, cymbal, timpani and crash cymbal. | ||
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