Musiques Mécaniques - part 4

On request: the full version of a French television documentary (1977) on mechanical music. Apparently, there was also a first part, but I haven't seen or found it.
I have split the documentary in 4 parts - this is part 4.
Transferred from an old VHS tape, so my apologies for the bad image and sound quality ...

[@amarcordeon]

Very interesting information about thes fantastic mechanical instruments
Extraordinary risult
Thanks for this oportunity
******
Lillo

[@MechanicalMusicTravels]

never seen a video of the monty back when it had the electronic effects!

[@121omePiet]

De Monty...bijna onherkenbaar!

[@MechanicalMusicTravels]

8:04 What is this limonaire?!?!

[@bietebouwer]

35-key Limonaire then owned by Henri Triquet, now by Invisible Musicians

[@MechanicalMusicTravels]

Whoops, I meant 8:05, the big one on the carousel, any idea where it is now?

[@bietebouwer]

Alas, no idea :(

[@andrewbarrett1537]

I have never seen that particular one before. Are we sure the entire organ exists and it's not just a facade shown here? I'm glad the facade exists, at any rate.

[@andrewbarrett1537]

*Never mind we also see and hear it play at 1:33 in this video. It looks and sounds like a large organ, I would say probably at least 86 keys, maybe 92. I'm also curious where it is now!