26:59 The tune playing is Let It Snow, They normally only play God Bless America on the 2 basket-case Wurlitzer 165's(they ended up as a pile of internal parts once). The brown one is the 2nd oldest of it's kind originally departing the Wurlitzer factory in 1916. It is the 8th Wurlitzer 165 produced, serial number 2992 and used to be in William E. Black's personal private collection until he decided to downsize. The other painted 165 on the right of the 175 in the middle was at West View Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania until 1977 when the park closed. It's the 10th Wurlitzer 165 produced, serial mumber 3106 and it left the Wurlitzer factory on January 28, 1918(records show it's date of departure along with every other Wurlitzer 165 shipped from 1914 until 1939, 24 were produced). It is a recently discovered 165 having said to have been in the DeBence collection for many years with no facade or case at all. If one ever goes to American Treasure Tour... The Band Organs are the ABSOLUTE STARS OF THE SHOW, THEY ARE THE MAIN HIGHLIGHTS. They're too glorious not to be!
@@khmam Correct... upon closer hearing I realized that. The arrangements of the 2 tunes sound similar however so I thought it was Let It Snow for a bit there.
26:59 The tune playing is Let It Snow, They normally only play God Bless America on the 2 basket-case Wurlitzer 165's(they ended up as a pile of internal parts once).
The brown one is the 2nd oldest of it's kind originally departing the Wurlitzer factory in 1916. It is the 8th Wurlitzer 165 produced, serial number 2992 and used to be in William E. Black's personal private collection until he decided to downsize. The other painted 165 on the right of the 175 in the middle was at West View Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania until 1977 when the park closed. It's the 10th Wurlitzer 165 produced, serial mumber 3106 and it left the Wurlitzer factory on January 28, 1918(records show it's date of departure along with every other Wurlitzer 165 shipped from 1914 until 1939, 24 were produced). It is a recently discovered 165 having said to have been in the DeBence collection for many years with no facade or case at all.
If one ever goes to American Treasure Tour... The Band Organs are the ABSOLUTE STARS OF THE SHOW, THEY ARE THE MAIN HIGHLIGHTS. They're too glorious not to be!
They're actually playing "It's Beginning to Look a Lot like Christmas".
@@khmam Correct... upon closer hearing I realized that. The arrangements of the 2 tunes sound similar however so I thought it was Let It Snow for a bit there.
16:30 Next to the display is a Wurlitzer 153, formely owned by Bill Black.