Cabinet organs. . KTo- 23. I]Sr -UVJVLISTTJT CABINET ORGAN, FIVE OCTAVE, DOUBLE REED. WITH THE AUTOMATIC SWELL, KNEE-STOP, COMBINATION VALVES, DOUBLE BELLOWS, AND SWELL PEDAL. ,... 3 feet 5 inches. HlOHT, 2 FEET 9 INCHES. Depth, 1 foot 9J inches. Weight,... .when packed, about 235 pounds; without the box, about 135 pounds. This instrument is designed particularly for the parlor and drawing-room. The case is made of solid walnut, panelled, andornamented with rich and elegant carvings. Its musical capabilities are the same as those of Nos. 21 and 22. 19 HOW TO
Cabinet organs. . KTo- 23. I]Sr -UVJVLISTTJT CABINET ORGAN, FIVE OCTAVE, DOUBLE REED. WITH THE AUTOMATIC SWELL, KNEE-STOP, COMBINATION VALVES, DOUBLE BELLOWS, AND SWELL PEDAL. ,... 3 feet 5 inches. HlOHT, 2 FEET 9 INCHES. Depth, 1 foot 9J inches. Weight,... .when packed, about 235 pounds; without the box, about 135 pounds. This instrument is designed particularly for the parlor and drawing-room. The case is made of solid walnut, panelled, andornamented with rich and elegant carvings. Its musical capabilities are the same as those of Nos. 21 and 22. 19 HOW TO GET AT THE REEDS. It is sometimes the case that a reed may become clogged with a particle of dust, and thus prevented from sounding. We givebelow directions for remedying this difficulty. The reeds are drawn out by means of a little iron hook, which is secured by a leatherstrap inside the instrument, just back of the key-board. The Cut will show the manner in which the hook is used to draw the reedinto sight. This
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