Kalliope 108G playing “Die Klosterglocken”.
The Kalliope 108G plays 45cm (18″) discs and has 10 bells and 82 teeth.
Kalliope musicboxes were built from the 1890′s by the Kalliope Musikwerke, Leipzig. Please click the links If you wish to read more about the Kalliope 108G or the Kalliope Musikwerke.
The Imperator No.48 playing “Stolzenfels am Rhein” with bells by Jos Meissen.
More information about the Imperator No.48 can be found here and if you wish to read more about the company who made this beautiful instrument, click here for information about F.A. Richter.
The Imperator No.48 playing “Stolzenfels am Rhein” with bells by Jos Meissen.
More information about the Imperator No.48 can be found here and if you wish to read more about the company who made this beautiful instrument, click here for information about F.A. Richter.
The Imperator No.48 playing a song from the Opera “Zauberflöte” (“Magic Flute”) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
More information about the Imperator No.48 can be found here and if you wish to read more about the company who made this beautiful instrument, click here for information about F.A. Richter.
The Imperator No.48 playing a song from the Opera “Zauberflöte” (“Magic Flute”) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
More information about the Imperator No.48 can be found here and if you wish to read more about the company who made this beautiful instrument, click here for information about F.A. Richter.