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having trouble finding info

andie407

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i have a gulbransen palace organ, the pictures i have seen do not look the same as mine, does anyone know anything about them?
 
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Hi andie407,

First, welcome to the forum :) We hope that you will continue to be a regular participant here.

The Gulbransen Palace organ, model 528 was made in 1979. It is a spinet model and has the short 13 broomstick pedals.
Values for older organs like this, in pristine condition, net about $100 (US).

I was not able to find any images for this instrument in my searches today.
 
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