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Decembre 28, 2004 |
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addition to our postcard collection : Burdett Organ of Ishinomaki Eikoh
Church |
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Commemorating the 10th anniversary of our club, we prepare for a
virtual museum dedicated to reedorgan so that many people come
interested in this lovely instrument. Inauguration is scheduled (hopely)
in April 2005. |
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| Waiting for its opening, we propose a
small gallery of reedorgan postcard which our club has
produced and distributed exclusively for the membership. Please
enjoy the images of historical-and-living reedorgans in Japan. |
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We have lots of difficulty in statistic and historical study on reedorgans
remaining in million private dwellings distributed over this country.
We do not know therefore the exact number of reedorgan old and new, still
or alive at this point. We hope that one who comes interested in
this gallery lets us know about his, her, and their grandparents' reedorgan.
These informations help the study very much. |
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| The detailed information and the exact location of private proprietary
instruments collected in this gallery, are closed to the public.
Thank you. |
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reedorgan postcard collection
1996-2004, reedorganclub.jp
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Resolution of each image in this gallery is set 180dpi
which is enough for PC display.
Original postcard however is in 5,000dpi fine printing.
We're sorry for some moiré
caused by scanning from printed images. |
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| copyright 2004 Reed
Organ Club, Japan |
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