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Index by Author, 1-50 Layout 1 Index (by Author) — Issues 1-62, Carousel Organ A Bopp, Organ Illustrations used in Vintage Postcard Astor, The Gavioli, “Madam Laura,” on PBS, #37 Advertising, #43 Atkinson, The Magic World of Showman’s Models, #3 Bopp, Organ Rally Enameled Pins, #22 Bopp, Paul Eakins Gay 90s Organ Collection, #4 B Bopp, Remembering the Organs in Amsterdam (Interview), #55 Barnhart, A Pilgrimage to the KDV’s 50th, #22 Bopp, The “Auto-Organ”, #12 Barnhart, APrint—Comments, #39 Bopp, The Cemeteries of Waldkirch, #59 Barnhart, A Wagon for Elizabeth, #8 Bopp, The Colliseum Gavioli, #2 Barnhart, COAA’s 2009 Mid-Winter meeting, #39 Bopp, The Bill and Cindy Hall Organ Collection, #25 Bay, A Well-traveled Gasparini finds a Home, #19 Bopp, The First COAA Rally, #37 Beckman, John Smith Universal (20-26) Organ, #31 Bopp, The Happiest Music on Earth, #11 Beheim, Bozo’s Merry-go-Round Music Ride, Part 1, #28 Bopp, The Hoffle Crank Organ, #49 Beheim, Bozo’s Merry-go-Round Music Ride, Part 2, #33 Bopp, The Karakuri Organ, #26 Billy, A Ruth Style 33-A/Bruder Organ, #44 Bopp, The Mechanical “Savoyard”, #45 Black, The Hersheypark Carouosel [Wurlitzer], #10 Bopp, The Milhous Collection Auction, #51 Black, Mike Kitner, 1944-2000, #10 Bopp, The Postcard Organ—“De Radiostadt”, #12 Black, Norman Baker’s Invention, The Tangley Bopp, The Sanfilippo Organ Collection, #15 Calliaphone, Part I, #24 Bopp, The Stinson Band Organ Company, #33 Black, Norman Baker’s Invention, The Tangley Bopp, The World’s Smallest Mechanical Organ, #36 Calliaphone, Part II #25 Bopp, Whistling by the Numbers—Survey of Calliope Black, Wurlitzer’s Monster & Other Good Times, #2 Patents #19 Bogato, Longevity of Music Media, #17 Bopp, Ozwald “Ozzie” Wurdeman, #5 Bopp, 125+ Years of the Verbeeck Company, 1884-2013, Bopp (Interview), Prtljaga’s Organ, #41 #54 Bopp/Dahlinger, Memorial Article: Franz Oehrlein, #59 Bopp, 2012 Mid-Winter Meeting, #51 Bopp/Haughawout, The Haughawout Ruth, #17 Bopp, 2014 Mid-Winter Meeting, #59 Bopp/Rulli, Music of the Streets—as depicted in Sheet Bopp, A deKleist Barrel Organ, #38 Music, #16 Bopp, An Update on Bookmaking, #23 Bowers, Remembering Band and Dance Organs, #50 Bopp, Bohemian Rhapsody (A Review), #17 Bowers, Some Comments from an American Collector,#2 Bopp, Book It! A Summary of Mechanical Musical Brabandt, Memories of George Cushing and the Instruments Operated by Book Music, Part I, #46 Thursford Collection, #18 Bopp, Book It! A Summary of Mechanical Musical Brabandt, Memorial Article: Ken Smith Instruments Operated by Book Music, Part II, #47 Brabandt, Resurrection of the Heller Gavioli, #2 Bopp, Bumbling Bruder Tour #3 (2002), #13 Brabandt, The 89-key Carl Frei Organ—A Frei Original, Bopp, Bumbling Bruder Tour #4 (2005), #25 #16 Bopp, Bumbling Bruder Tour #5 (2008), #37 Brabandt, The Greatest Show on Earth—Dorset Steam Bopp, Bumbling Bruder Tour #6 (2011), #50 Fair, #20 Bopp, Children’s Books & the Organ Grinder, #57 Brakeman, The American Treasure Tour, #61 Bopp, Christian Tussing’s Patent of 1914, #18 Brayne, Giovanni Bacigalupo: 1889-1978, #38 Bopp, G.W. MacKinnon’s Organ Offerings, 1969-1975, Brommer, Ignaz Blasius Bruder (1806-2006), #30 #30 Brommer, The Tradition in Waldkirch & A Review of the Bopp, Le “Mecanophone”, #27 200 Year Orgelfest Bopp, Mechanical Organs and the Motion Picture, #60 Bopp, Norman Baker (A Life History), Part I, #28 C Bopp, Norman Baker (A Life History), Part II, #29 Bopp, One-Legged Grinders, #30 Cauche, The Repair of Organ Books, #43 Bopp, Organ Grinder Certificates, #23 Caulfield, Fear of Organ pipes—Learning to Tune it out, #14 Caulfield, How to make a Wurlitzer Tracker Bar, #22 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Caulfield, How Wurlitzer Rolls are made, #7 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-3C, #57 Caulfield, Joyland Louie [Wurlitzer], #5 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Caulfield, Ralph Tussing, #32 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-D, #58 Caulfield, Ray Siou, #57 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Caulfield, Repeated Tunes on Wurlitzer & B.A.B. Rolls, Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-E, #59 #2 Dahlinger, A Pioneer Hooghuys and a ‘Major League’ Caulfield, The B.A.B. Organ Company, #26 Mortier, #7 Caulfield, The Elusive Roll, #11 Dahlinger, A Tale of “Twin” Ruth Organs, #24 Caulfield, The Jameson Chest [Wurlitzer], #35 Dahlinger, Bernie’s Berni—The Revere Beach Whip Caulfield, The McClaran-Santa Cruz Wurlitzer 165, #32 Gavioli, #33 Caulfield, Wanderings of a Small Band Organ Dahlinger, Big Wheels & Band Organs, Part I, #29 [Wurlitzer], #3 Dahlinger, Big Wheels & Band Organs, Part II, #30 Caulfield, Wurlitzer “End Numbers” & Roll Dahlinger, British Bioscope to American Organ Icon Identification, #9 Origin of the RAS Gavioli, #14 Caulfield/Robinson, A Wurlitzer Band Organ Dahlinger, Dan Slack—A Pioneer in American Organ Pilgrimage, #51 Rallies, #38 Chaillet, LeLudion’s “Credit Card” Organ, #17 Dahlinger, Gavioli’s Piano-Quartet and Related Clark, The Haarlem Phoenix Tour, #24 Carousel Organs, #39 Cole/Smith, C, The Molinary Twin, #17 Dahlinger, Gems from the Milhous Collection, #32 Conant, An Organ Grinder in Auburn, NY, #37 Dahlinger, Joseph Ori and the Early Circus Air Calliope, Conant, Reflections on Harvey N. Roehl, #5 #16 Conway, Perlee Performs at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Dahlinger, Later Bacigalupo-Berlin Paper Roll Organs #38 and the “Olympia” Legend, #43 COAA, COAA Bylaws, www.COAA.us Dahlinger, Learning from the Serial Numbers—Gebr. COAA, COAA Strategic Directives, #17 Bruder Organs, #10 Cole/Smith, The Traditional Hurdy-Gurdy, #52 Dahlinger, Luigi Bacigalupo to Louis Bacigalupi, Part I, Cooley*, Limonaire or Lemonade, #7 #40 Crasse, The LeLudion Story, #8 Dahlinger, Luigi Bacigalupo to Louis Bacigalupi, Part II, Craig, Albert Decap: 1931-2009, #41 #41 Dahlinger, Luigi Bacigalupo to Louis Bacigalupi: From D Inventor of the Paper Roll Fair Organ to Hand Dahlinger, A Celebration of Gavioli “65-key Organs” Organ Revivalist, Part III, #42 Part I, #26 Dahlinger, Max Norwicki, Sr. (1920-2012) “The Organ Dahlinger, A Celebration of Gavioli “65-key Organs” Man, #51 Part II, #27 Dahlinger, Mechanical Organs of the American Dahlinger, A Gaviman by any other Name, #8 Traveling Circus, #4 Dahlinger, A note about Paul Eakins and Band Organ Dahlinger, Memorial Article: Bram Vader, #44 History, #38 Dahlinger, Memorial Article: Cliff Gray, #23 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Dahlinger, Peter Bacigalupi, San Francisco, CA, #42 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part I, #52 Dahlinger, Revealed after a Century: The Model 46 Ruth Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated of 1912, #50 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part II, #53 Dahlinger, Ringing and Ringling, Part I, #20 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Dahlinger, Ringing and Ringling, Part II, #21 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-A, #54 Dahlinger, Ringing and Ringlilng, Part III, #22 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Dahlinger, The 67-key Limonaire Freres—Style 350, #34 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-B, Section 1, Dahlinger, The Band Organ in America, Part I, #12 #55 Dahlinger/Bopp, Memorial Article: Franz Oehrlein, #59 Dahlinger, A Perspective on Paper Roll-operated Davidson, 20-Note Music Arranger Roundup, #38 Pneumatic Band Organs, Part III-B, Section 2, Davidson, Grinding for Success—Looking like a #56 Professional, #34 Davidson, Grinding for Success—Tips on Marketing, Griffith, Joseph Raffin Celebrates 40th Anniversary, #5 Booking and Advertising, #36 Griffith, Memorial Article: Hal O’Rouke, #44 Davidson, Grinding for Success—Your Routine (Tips and Grymonprez*, How is an Organ Music-Book made? #47 Tricks), #35 Gulley, North Tonawanda: Rare Machine ensures Davidson, The Christian Wittman Orgelbau—A Profile, Wurlitzer Sound for years to come, #41 #51 Davidson, The Dilemma—To buy a 2034 or 31er Crank H Organ, #61 Hagerty, Band Organ & Carousel Folk Art, #45 Davidson, The Raffin 20-78 Concert Street Organ—A Hall, “De Waterporter”—Remembering a Classic Profile,#40 European Street Organ, #45 De Bie/Isebaert, Arthur Prinsen—A Life full of Music, Hall, Restoration & Repair Tips—Removal of Wood #42 Screws, #57 De Boer, A 78-key Wellershaus Organ, #51 Hall, Restoration & Repair Tips—Proper Adhesive, #58 De Boer, Painting Organ Facades, #41 Hall, Restoration & Repair Tips—Pipework Tips, #59 Ditto, Arnold Masino, Hurdy Gurdy Man, #11 Hall, Restoration & Repair Tips—Enhancing the Organ’s Doring*, The Bruder Elite Apollo Carousel Organ, #40 Appearance, #60 Hall, The Winston Band Organ [Carl Frei], #62 E Haughawout, Memorial Article: Cliff Gray, #23 Edgerton, The Edgerton 89-key Gavioli Fairground Haughawout, The Haughawout Book-Punching Machine, Organ, #14 #23 Edellapietro, My First Painting of an Organ Façade Haughawout/Bopp, The Haughawout Ruth, #17 (Wurlitzer Style 153), #47 Hayman, Clark’s Organ, #40 Engeser, 2011 Raffin Company Open House, #49 Hendricks/Rulli, The Clothing of the Carved Figures on Engeser, 50 Years of the Barrel Organ Company, European Fairground and Dance Organs, #50 Raffin—A look back at the Jubilee Weekend, #45 Hilferty/Thomas, My Search for the Elusive Wurlitzer Evarts, Miniature Band Organs, #49 166 Band Organ, #41 Holmes, Wilhelm Bruder Sohne Model 76 and 77 F “Starkton” Organs, Part I, #47 Freydiere, APrint—A Simple Book MIDI Software, #38 Holmes, Wilhelm Bruder Sohne Model 76 and 77 Flora*, Monkey Tricks—How they are Trained, #10 “Starkton” Organs, Part II [Restoration], #49 Flora*, The Music of the Street, #9 Holt, 2008 Australian Mechanical Organ Society Fricker, Martin Zumbach, Arranger
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