007: Orchestrion

1925, FRANCE: This amazing orchestrion with animated figures was made by J. Bodson of Paris, France, in the 1920's. The accordion player was made in the likeness of famed Italian jazz artist Tino Ross

Labelled J.P. Seeburg Electric Upright Grand just above the piano keys, this large coin-operated music machine is more than just a piano, with instruments including pipes, a cymbal, snare and bass dru

1920, USA: An incredible Wurlitzer orchestrion, equipped with a bank of 38 flute pipes, a bank of 38 violin pipes, piano, mandolin, triangle, percussion with base and snare drums. In total, there are

1905, USA: This Symphonion Orchestrion style 118 plays 70cm (27 - 1/2") disc across 118 musical notes and 12 saucer bells. Symphonion marketed these large music boxes as especially suitable for large

1915, USA: This orchestrion is a Peerless Model F, made for the Englehart Piano Company of Jonesville NY. The Englehardt model "F" was one of the most populate Peerless types. It was available with va

1923, GERMANY: This beautiful orchestrion was built by J.D Phillips & Son of Frankfurt Germany in 1923. A Pianella Corona Deluxe No. 10, equipped with Piano, Mandolin, xylophone, Drums, and one rank o

Popper Happy Jazz Orchestrion ca. 1925 with a reproduction top. A very popular orchestrion of its time. Popper was experimenting with the Instrumentation (piano, mandolin, bass drum, snare drum, wood

1923, GERMANY: The Weber company released the first Unika orchestrion in 1912 and it became one of their best selling products during the 1920's, followed by the Weber Grandezza, also selling in this

1925, USA: Nelson & Wiggins was a late comer to the mechanical music business, with operations confined mostly to the years 1920 to 1930. This example is the Style 6, Orchestra. With Piano, mandolin a

Made by the Polyphon Musikwerke in Germany. It was imported by Regina Music Box Company in 1903 and sold at the Polyphone Concerto to hotel and tavern suppliers. Spring motor drives a 32" steel disc w

1923, GERMANY: The Weber company released the first Grandezza orchestrion in 1920 and it became their best selling product during the 1920's, followed by the Weber Unika, also selling in this auction.

Lochmann Original Disc-Operated Orchestrion, c. 1900 Manufacturer: Original Musikwerke Paul Lochmann, Leipzig. Model 450 for 25 ½-inch discs, with 40 piano keys, 12 bars, triangle, cymbal and drum, w

This is an amazing example of mechanical music, the Lochmann Style 150 orchestrion. During the 1901 to 1915 years Lochmann music boxes sold under the Lochmann "Original" name and marketed in many diff

1895, GERMANY: Frati and company was located in Berlin, Germany, and was a leading manufacturer of hand-crank barrel organs during the 1880's and 1890's. They began by making more portable organs, and

A very well done conversion of an antique upright piano to a coin-operated orchestrion with piano, mandolin, base and snare drum, cymbal, tambourine and wood block. It has been up-fitted with a Univer

DESCRIPTION: Wurlitzer LX Orchestrion with Wonderlight. Combines a piano with mandolin attachment, 30 violin pipes, 38 flute pipes, orchestra bells, bass and snare drums, and a triangle. The piano is

1980, USA: An automatic orchestrion produced by J.P. Seeburg and replicated by Bill Edgerton in the 1980's. 1 of only 60 produced with an original price of $12,500. Playing "G" type rolls. The cabinet

DESCRIPTION: Seeburg orchestrion nickelodeon. Fumed oak case with glass panel which reveals drums and triangle. Instruments include: piano, xylophone, mandolin, bass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal,

Stafford Nickelodeon Company coin-operated orchestrion upright player piano in working condition, early 20th century, executed in mahogany, having a leaded glass window above and below, fitted with in

1920, USA: The Seeburg style "F" features piano, flute and mandolin in a quartered oak case. This example is the ebony finish oak case, with original art glass and sconce lighting. CONSIDERATIONS: The

Dienst Barrel Orchestrion, c. 1905 No. 449, E. Dienst & Co., Leipzig. Coin-operated, weight-driven, playing 9 airs, with 35-key piano, rotating mandolin, cymbal, drum and triangle. Two lithographs in

Cremona Model K Orchestrion Replica, c. 1990 After an original of the Marquette Piano Company, USA; with the following instrumentation: piano by The Autopiano Co., New York, mandolin, triangle, cymbal

Polyphon Orchestrion 2 Upright Music Machine - hgt 100" w 47" d 30"- Made in 1907. Mechanical stringed instrument with vibrating hammers & self acting play of piano. Found in Superior WI estate. Good

Large French Barrel Orchestrion, c. 1910 Foray-Storace, Nice, front with dealer's name: Automatic-Piano, 32, Rue des Archives, Paris. Spring-driven, coin-activated, ten melodies, seven bells, large an