Wurlitzer Style D Wurlitzer Organ Company North Tonawanda, N.Y. – Opus 588 (1922) Electro-pneumatic action Style D 2 manuals, 6 ranks, 4 tuned percussions, 20 traps, curved console This organ, dated October 14, 1922, was shipped to the Wurlitzer Store in New York. Cohen's Theatre purchased the organ in December 1923, but it was later repossessed. In September 1924, the organ was sold to the Strand Theatre in Birmingham, Ala., where it was eventually discarded.
Pedal – 32 notes
16		Bass			Pedal 2nd Touch
16		Bourdon			Bass Drum
8		Trumpet			Kettle Drum
8		Open Diapason			Cymbal
8		Tibia Clausa
8		Flute
8		Cello
Accompaniment (Manual I) –- 61 notes
16		Contra Viol [TC]			Chrysoglott
16		Vox Humana [TC]			Snare Drum
8		Trumpet			Tambourine
8		Open Diapason			Castanets
8		Tibia Clausa			Chinese Block
8		Salicional			Tom-Tom
8		Flute			Sleigh Bells
8		Vox Humana
4		Octave			Accompaniment 2nd Touch
4		Piccolo	8		Trumpet
4		Salicet	8		Tibia Clausa
4		Flute			Chimes
4		Vox Humana			Triangle
2		Piccolo
					5 Adjustable Combination Pistons
					(Accomp. & Pedal)
Solo (Manual II) – 61 notes
16		Bass	2 2/3		Twelfth
16		Bourdon	2		Piccolo
16		Vox Humana [TC]	1 3/5		Tierce
8		Trumpet			Cathedral Chimes
8		Open Diapason			Xylophone
8		Tibia Clausa			Glockenspiel
8		Salicional			Chrysoglott
8		Flute
8		Vox Humana			Solo 2nd Touch
4		Octave	16		Trumpet [TC]
4		Piccolo	8		Tibia Clausa
4		Salicet
4		Flute			5 Adjustable Combination Pistons
					(Solo & Pedal)
General
One Balanced Expression Pedal
One General Tremulant
One Vox Humana Tremulant
Effects (operated by pistons)
Horse Hoofs Auto Horn Steamboat Whistle Surf Fire Gong Siren Bird Fire Gong [re-it] Machine Gun       Door Bell (push button)