First Chinese Presbyterian [was Sea and Land Presbyterian], New York
Henry Erben, 1844/1860&1863 Jardine /G. Adams & Trupiano
(Stoplist: Tracker 1:1  October 1956  Page 3)

G-Compass organ

GREAT  8 Stops
Open Diapason (TG)  8'
Open Diapason Bass  8'
Dulciana 8'
Stopped Diapason 8'
Flute  4'
Principal 4'
Twelfth 3'
Fifteenth 2'

SWELL: 5-stops (2 bass)
Open Diapason 8'
Stopped Diapason 8'
Principal 4'
Cornet II
Trumpet 8'

Stopped Diapason Ch 8' (unenclosed, bass)
Principal Ch 4' (unenclosed, bass)
Tremulant

PEDAL: 1-Rank
No knob.  Rank of Bourdon pipes that appears to have been added later and is on permanently.  The 
rank is probably one octave as the lower octave of pedal keys pulls down the upper octave, as if a 
P-P 4' were on.

Couple, Great & Swell
Great & Swell, Octaves
Pedal

Compass of Great Organ:  59 Notes
Compass of Swell Organ:  35 Notes
Compass of Choir Bass:   24 Notes
Compass of Pedal Organ:  20 Notes

One of the Jardine additions was the tower turrets and ornaments on the top of the case, which were 
added to hide the pipes from view.  Even after the several changes made by Jardine at this time, the 
Erben nameplate remained on the organ. Georgian case of pine located prominently in the center of the 
gallery.