Pictures

You find a collection of pictures of the organ here

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Bildnachweis Nr. 66

Stop shanks of the main work in the original state. The veneer is a Caucasian walnut tree.

The original manuals of the console. The partly worn out buttons are made of cattle bones. The free combination built-in afterwards in 1922 as well as the tremulant of 1960. Veneer: Caucasian walnut tree.

Registerzüge des Nebenwerkes und des Pedals. Furnier ist kaukasischer Nussbaum.

Stop shanks of the side work and the pedal. The veneer is a Caucasian walnut tree..

Detail photo of a "crooked" angle of the tracker action. It serves the redirection of forces. One recognizes the lower part of the ninepin at the upper end of the angle.

The trombone 16" . look to the ceiling. The tower wall is recognizable below. Is acutely collapse endangered.




	The text is quoted inscription for the company Weigle from Echterdingen on the main windtrunk on the occasion of the organ audit dated 1900.: payday May 16th 1900 the morning 7 (7.01) to in the evening 6.45 (6.43) are -- only 10 1/4 hours, not 10 1/2 hours. I want you !!! N.B !! Here apparently the organ skilled workers started with service later and used for this to finish earlier ... ...

	Inscription on a girder on the occasion of the organ audit dated 1873.

	Original marking "Principalbass 16" of the note E.



		The magazine bellows dated 1922. Since 1960 put into the tower.

	In the left picture one sees the masonry of the tower of the late gothic church in the background.