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A Man can never have enough suits, Grab some for that classic retro Look.
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Thanks for a fantastic set of photos, Motts!
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yep the hammers are definitely broken off so it would not play
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I LOVE how the light plays on this one...great shot, Motts!
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Looks like a Hammond C3 organ to me.....I wonder if there was a Leslie speaker kicking around near it?
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Your work is very much appreciated, and educational as there were things I was unaware of. Many Thanks.
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nope not a B3, or any Hammond for that matter....I'd have to cast my lot with the guy who said it was a Conn organ, although I initially thought it was a Thomas organ (looks like Thomas-colored tilting tablets. In excellent condition...looks like all it needs is to cleaned up and a few broken keys repaired. It more than likely still works....these things are usually bulletproof.
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DAMMIT, why is it that so few people have appreciation for such gorgeous architecture and rich woodwork?!?!
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Great pics!
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Great gallery! Thank you!
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took my mind off midterms for a little while.....thanks!!
awesome gallery!!!
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Tell me what I want to know or I'll sweat it out of you under the lights...
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Thats an amazing find Motts.
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$98.48? In the 1960's? What the heck was he buying?
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wow...i have no idea what Lynne just said :-)...this was before the time of morphine and RInger's Lactate (a type of IV fluid that closely resembles blood)