At Wallace & Co. we buy, sell and trade pipe organs and pipe organ parts and materials. The instruments we list for sale are either stored in our facilities or are listed at the request of the current owner. We also have instruments and materials available through contacts across the country.

Our primary focus is finding appropriate new homes for displaced pipe organs and there are many in storage awaiting just such an opportunity at this time. Please contact us for details.

For information on other fine pipe organs for sale, please contact The Organ Clearing House.

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1840 Stevens -- Rough but restorable. A very early Stevens and a great candidate for a meticulous restoration.

1844 Hook -- One of the oldest E & G. G. Hook organs. Fair condition needing a detailed restoration.

1852 Stevens -- The largest existing George Stevens organ.

1854 Hook op 172 -- A moderate size organ in need of an appreciative home.

1854 Hook op 173 -- The next organ in line in the Hook factory in 1854. Grand sound for a large room.

1865 L C Tilton -- One of three existing organs by a Maine builder. Historic and needs a good home in Maine.

1876 H & H 2 Rank -- This is a unique organ by Hook & Hastings and was actually built to be semi-portable!

1893 H&H St. Dom -- A grand Hook & Hastings instrument for a grand space.

1908 H&H Bangor -- Has good possibilities for installation as an electric action!

1915 Barkhoff -- Great for a small space. Design a case. Make tonal changes.

2002 Wallace Op 35 -- A new fun organ for a large home music room or a chapel setting. See video on YouTube!

2008 Cooper Spec -- A compact organ you can complete to your specification.

2008 Wallace Spec -- A reconstruction of what was once a compact old organ.