The OHS database list several extant Moller trackers built around 1914-1915.
 
The notes I have (source unknown) indicate that they built only trackers
until 1902, which would indicated that they began building tubular pneumatic
instruments in 1902. When OHS gets the rest of the Moller archives from
Allen, perhaps that can be answered more definitely.
 
My Moller opus list shows only Opus number, City & State, Church, and size
(manuals and registers).
 
Elizabeth Schmitt
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Date:    Sun, 30 Aug 1998 20:06:34 -0400
From:    "Karl E. Moyer" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Modern Moller Trackers
 
        Does anyone know when Moellers finally stopped building trackers?
Was the 1906 tracker on which I first played the organ a very late tracker
for that firm? And when did they begin tubular pneumatics?
 
                                                Cordially,
 
                                                Karl E. Moyer
                                                Lancaster PA
 
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