Organ identification help needed

[kirkendoll]

It's free and about 30 min from me but for the life of me I cannot identify the model. I'm pretty sure I can see Hammond on the front but even with that I cannot find one similar.

Thanks Luke

 

[oldflame]

Oh! THAT kind of organ. Silly me. I got out my old physiology book after looking at the title, but before viewing the post.

 

[No Money]

Oh! THAT kind of organ. Silly me. I got out my old physiology book after looking at the title, but before viewing the post.

Was doing the same thing.

 

[cademan]

I can't make out the word Hammond anywhere on it but it does look like a Hammond except that I thought most Hammonds had their trademark draw bars.

Could also be a Wurlitzer.

I suppose we would know for sure if we could see the amp and insides.

 

[titanstats]

Oh! THAT kind of organ. Silly me. I got out my old physiology book after looking at the title, but before viewing the post.

Not sure if I'm qualified or not, but that looks a bit like a kidney to me.

 

[Toblerone]

Did you ask the owner?

 

[toddalin]

Not a Hammond..., no drawbars. Looks like a Baldwin or a Conn.

 

[percivilla]

What's worse than lobsters on your piano?

Crabs on your...

 

[kirkendoll]

Did you ask the owner?

Yeah but he is not at the location and since it's free he does not want to make a special trip for more pics.

 

[kirkendoll]

Not a Hammond..., no drawbars. Looks like a Baldwin or a Conn.

Still cannot find one even close to that by searching for images.

 

[EastPoint]

What's worse than lobsters on your piano?

Crabs on your...

What's better than roses on your piano?

 

[percivilla]

What's better than roses on your piano?

Hahahahha!!!

I won't give it away for everyone, but they're popular with the Dutch.

 

[Doctorhugo]

I could be wrong, but it looks like one of the later Hammond M-series organs, after the 1960s M100 series. I've never owned any of the post-drawbar models, bu the cabinet/pedals/expression pedal configuration, and the short double manuals, look very Hammond-like.

 

[toddalin]

Does it really matter? If it is not a drawbar Hammond, it essentially has no value in today's market. Organs, other than Hammond B3s and C3s are given away regularly in my area (Southern California). At one time I gave away a Hammond H324 with a Leslie to a church. The H324 was the TOTL at the time

 

[kirkendoll]

Just not wanting to waste 3 hours of time to find out it has transistors in it.