Hammond Spinet Electric Organ

This is a vintage Hammond spinet-style electric organ, likely an L-100 or M-100 series model dating from the mid-1960s to early 1970s. The instrument features a traditional dual-manual keyboard configuration with 'waterfall' style keys characteristic of the era. The exterior cabinet is constructed from wood with a dark walnut or mahogany finish, featuring elegant curved side panels and a decorative fretwork music rest. The control interface includes a set of nine drawbars located above the keyboards for tonal manipulation, along with several white rocker switches for percussion, vibrato, and chorus effects. The bottom portion of the unit features a large speaker grille with a diamond-patterned tan fabric. Physically, the organ appears to be in fair to good original condition, showing typical minor surface scratches and wood wear consistent with age. Notable are the classic Hammond logo and the presence of a matching wooden bench in the foreground. This type of organ is known for its electromechanical tonewheel design, which produces the iconic jazz and rock organ sound. No obvious modifications are visible, though the internal condition of the tubes and belts cannot be determined from this angle.

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