2007-11-28 - Identified from factory documents and publications courtesy of Stephen Schnurr. -Database Manager
2019-03-21 - Note sent via form to the database but author and email were missing.</br> "Original installation was as c. 1920 Midmer (tubular pneumatic on slider and pallet wind chests). The Midmer wind chests and pipes are still all original and intact. In 1929, the firm of M. P. Moller was hired to install a new console. The work included: Installation of a new electro-pneumatic console, two electro-pneumatic primary actions (Swell and Great), and the addition of 2 pipes to the Gedeckt 16', and Bourdon 16" (change pedal from 30 to 32 notes). In an unusual move, Moller designated a unique OPUS number 5213 to this job, and did not issue an R- designation as they normally did with other rebuilds of this type. The OPUS number is clearly visible in several places inside of the console,as well as on the canvas rolltop backing. The console has been recently rebuilt, keeping everything (less lead tubes) original and intact." -Database Manager
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