Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Inc. Boston, Mass. – Opus 4000 (1941) Electro-pneumatic action 2 manuals, 21 stops, 4 ranks, 268 pipes In 1946, this organ was relocated to Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lemoyne, Penn. as Op. 4000-A.
Great Organ (Manual I) – 61 notes, enclosed
8		Diapason	61	4		Viola [ext.]	12
8		Viola [common bass]	49	2 2/3		Nazard [Viola]	—
8		Gedeckt	61	2		Fifteenth * [Viola]	—
4		Octave *	—			* top octave repeats
Swell Organ (Manual II) – 61 notes, enclosed
8		Gedeckt	—	2 2/3		Nazard [Gedeckt]	—
8		Viola	—	2		Piccolo * [Gedeckt]	—
4		Flute [ext.]	12	8		Oboe	61
4		Viola	—			Tremolo
Pedal Organ – 32 notes
16		Bourdon [ext.]	12	4		Viola	—
8		Diapason	—	4		Flute	—
8		Flute	—	8		Oboe	—

Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Inc. Boston, Mass. – Opus 887-X2 (c.1932) Electro-pneumatic action 2 manuals, 34 stops, 9 ranks, 549 pipes The Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company built two identical organs for its studios: one for the studio in Dorchester, MA, and another for the New York City studio. In 1938, the New York organ was relocated to the residence of William F. Raskob in Wilmington, DE, where it was added to and became the Choir division of a three-manual Aeolian organ, Op. 1722 (1928).
Great Organ (Manual I) – 61 notes, enclosed
8		Voix Celeste II ranks	110	1 3/5		Tierce	—
8		Flute Celeste II ranks	110	8		French Horn	61
8		Chimney Flute	61	8		Vox Humana [TC]	49
4		Flute [ext.]	12			Tremolo
2 2/3		Nazard	—			Harp
2		Piccolo [ext.]	12			Vibra Harp
Swell Organ (Manual II) – 61 notes, enclosed (duplexed with Great)
8		Voix Celeste II ranks	—	1 3/5		Tierce	—
8		Flute Celeste II ranks	—	8		French Horn	—
8		Chimney Flute	—	8		Vox Humana	—
4		Flute	—			Tremolo
2 2/3		Nazard	—			Harp
2		Piccolo	—			Vibra Harp
Solo Organ (drawn by player only) – 48 notes
8		Voix Celeste II ranks	—	8		French Horn	—
8		Flute Celeste II ranks	—	8		Vox Humana [37 notes]	—
8		Chimney Flute	—
Pedal Organ – 32 notes
16		Bourdon [ext.]	12	8		Chimney Flute	—
8		Voix Celeste II ranks	—	8		French Horn	—
8		Flute Celeste II ranks	—