Many people are looking at this and I'd really like to see it go to a good home. The guy who asked the question said that's what is SUPPOSED to happen - nothing. Last question was - what happens if you push all the stops in - nothing happens. I don't think so, but I grew up with a pump organ and they all seem about the same to me. But I DO know that when my roommate sing, my ears bleed, so. As far as I can tell, it seems like it's in tune to me, but I don't have perfect pitch.

It is the last C on the right - 3 octaves above middle C. They are good friends and must stay together! Someone asked if all the keys work - I found ONE key that doesn't seem to work. But his mom won't let him have it! I have offered it to every church in the neighborhood but nobody wants it even tho - I think it's a beautiful piece of furniture, not to mention history! It belonged to a Methodist, but I'm sure it would play other denominational music if it were asked politely! It needs the part that holds the music reattached and I can't seem to do it- but I bet somebody ELSE could!! OH and, I will NOT sell the stool without the organ. It works and my neighborhood kid who takes piano lessons really likes it and sat here and played it for me for an hour one day.

My kid doesn't want it and it needs to go to a good home before I leave the planet. This organ may have belonged to a third cousin of mine, however, I don't know for sure and I can't let it sit here forever. Item: 282782652156 Antique Estey Pump Organ & Stool Works Eastlake? Late 1880 Brattleboro Vt.

Estey organ 1880