N. Morisco and Son Mortuary

30-12 Astoria Boulevard
Long Island City (Queens), N.Y. 11102


The Morisco and Son Mortuary on Astoria Boulevard in Long Island City was a branch mortuary of N. Morisco and Song., Inc., with offices at 330 East 76th Street, New York City.
               
M. P. Möller, Inc.
Hagerstown, Md. – Opus 6206 (1932)
Electro-pneumatic action
2 manuals, 24 registers, 4 stops, 4 ranks


The Factory Specification (Oct. 18, 1932) between M.P. Möller and N. Morisco and Son, Inc., states that Möller would lease a two-manual organ for $1,650 for a period of 12 months. Möller provided a case or grille and Swell box. Wind pressure was 5" throughout. The organ was controlled only by an automatic player, but provisions were made for a future console. Möller indicated that the organ would be completed by November 9, 1932.
               
"PP Control by registration cancel."
               
Great Organ (Manual I) – 61 notes, enclosed
8
   Open Diapason
61
4
   Dolcet (fr. 8')
—
8
   Flute (fr. Bourdon)
—
4
   Flute (from Bourdon)
—
8
   Dolce
73
2 2/3
   Nazard (from Bourdon)
—
4
   Octave (fr. Diapason)
—
8
   Clarinet (top octave Flute)
49
               
Swell Organ (Manual II) – 61 notes, enclosed
16
   Dolce (TC)
—
4
   Dolcet (fr. 8')
—
16
   Bourdon (TC)
73
4
   Flute (fr. Bourdon)
—
8
   Dolce
GT
2 2/3
   Nazard (fr. Bourdon)
—
8
   Diapason
GT
2
   Flageolet (fr. Bourdon)
—
8
   Flute (fr. Bourdon)
—
8
   Clarinet
GT
4
   Octave
—
8
   Orchestral Oboe (Syn)
—
               
Pedal Organ – 32 notes
16
   Bourdon (ext. SW)
12
8
   Flute
SW
8
   Diapason
GT
8
   Dolce
GT
               
Couplers (prepared for console)
    Swell to Great   Great to Pedal
    Swell to Pedal    
               
Mechanicals
    Tremolo    
   
Chime (Middle F)
1 bell
     
     
    Electric motor, blower and generator
    Automatic registration, Crescendo & Sforzando
               
Sources:
     Trupiano, Larry. Factory Specification (Oct. 18, 1932) for M.P. Möller Organ, Op. 6206.