Baker-Troll

+++++++++++++++ music boxes

Total: Spieldosen / music boxes

Chapter 1: Big female figure to the right, logo BTB to the left ()	Chapter 2: Bottom left a female head and a castle in the center and right side ()	Chapter 3: Logo and bridge design () Chapter 3a: movements only (no case) ()
Kapitel 4: Lion top center ()	Kapitel 5: Left: sitting female and putto ()	Kapitel 6: simply scrolled borders / Ornamentbordüre mit einfachen Verzierungen ()
Interchangeables ()	Miscellaneous: Pocket size, big size etc. ()	Full Orchestra ()
Featured (main) composers, Chapter 2/1 () Very large Swiss chalet ()	Geo Baker, late Baker-Troll ()	Geo Baker, formerly Baker-Troll () With an Escutcheon in the form of a keyhole ()
Left Chapter 4 ()	Chevob & Co ()	Chapter 37 left-right: Lyra, Mus. Instr., Curtain, angels, Female Fig. With Sheet Notes ()
Chapter 11 of Broadened Tune sheets ()

Sublime Harmony. Many music boxes have a Sublime Harmony arrangement, and that is how Englishman Baker spelt it. He avoided the use of this Paillard-attributed description in his earlier years, as did Langdorff. (Bulleid, Technology, p. 6-7)

Large and very large movements. Baker-Troll are generally associated with large and very large movements – one illustrated in the Chapuis book is an interchangeable driven by four springs. It has a drum, bells, castanet, 40-key organ and two zithers and is on a stand with drawers for ten cylinders. (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

Serial 13849. “The simpler type of tune sheet was widely used, for example on Serial No. 13849 with 11“ (28 cm) cylinder playing eigth airs.” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

Tremolo Harp box, similar as 13849. “It was also used on a Tremolo Harp box, ...” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)

Drum, bells, and castanet “... as well as one with a drum, bells, and castanet, both with 13“ (33 cm) cylinders.” (Bulleid, Technology, p. 7)