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hilofoz: The Bauhaus style building of the Musical Museum
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hilofoz: The dots and dashes represent the pianola roll holes
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hilofoz: Entrance to the Musical Museum
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hilofoz: Several instruments and an organ in the Musical Museum
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hilofoz: An Orcheolia, with drums and bells
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hilofoz: The tiny snare drum and little bells
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hilofoz: The Orcheolia’s beautiful wooden box with fine marquetry
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hilofoz: Mechanism showing the tines and cylinder
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hilofoz: Another view of the main display
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hilofoz: One of the early perforated musical disks
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hilofoz: Roy demonstrates the disc
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hilofoz: The classic street organ
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hilofoz: Roy demonstrates another organ. The roll is on top
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hilofoz: Violano Virtuoso, an American invention which has an automatic violin and piano
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hilofoz: Piano and with rolls
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hilofoz: An elaborate contraption which plays many instruments automatically
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hilofoz: Flutes, drums, bells and whistles
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hilofoz: Lights behind the delicate painting
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hilofoz: An early ‘recorder’ that was able to record performances of master pianists
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hilofoz: The elaborate recording mechanism, seen reflected in a mirror
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hilofoz: The Cabinetto uses flat folded sheets, rather than rolls
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hilofoz: A beautiful portable organ
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hilofoz: This too, uses punch card strips
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hilofoz: The Cabinet Roller Organ
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hilofoz: Another Orcheolia with Chinese men, drums and bells
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hilofoz: The Chinese men looking somewhat fearsome
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hilofoz: Another elaborate mechanical music cabinet
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hilofoz: Piano/Orchestrion with percussion cabinet
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hilofoz: Piano Roll manufacture
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hilofoz: Upstairs Ron introduces us to the mighty Wurlitzer