John C. B. Standbridge (1857)
First Moravian Church
Philadelphia, PA

GREAT ORGAN       compass C, C, to F, 54 keys
 1. Open Diapason      metal  54 pipes
 2. Stopped Diapason   wood   54   "
 3. Principal, 4 feet  metal  54   "
 4. Melodeon, 4 feet   metal  54   "
 5. Twelfth            metal  54   "
 6. Fifteenth          metal  54   "
 7. Seventeenth        metal  54   "
 8. Nineteenth & Twenty second,
    2 rank sesquialtera      108   "
 9. Clarionet to tenor D      40   "
10. Slide for a Trumpet
                              ______ 514.

SWELL [ORGAN] with choir bass
11. Violin to 4 feet C metal  42 pipes
12. Stopped Diapason   wood   54   "
13. Principal          metal  54   "
14. Chimney Flute      metal  42   "
15. Fifteenth          metal  42   "
16. Two rank Cornet    metal  84   "
17. Trumpet            metal  42   "
                              _______ 360.

PEDAL   compass, C, C, C, to G     20 keys
18. Double open Diapason  wood,
    16 feet C, to 8 feet C    13   "
19. Dulciana             wood 13   "
20. Couples, great organ and swell
21. Couples, pedal and great organ  (Registers)
                               Pipes, 900.

Copied from a 19th century history of the Moravian Church in Philadelphia. The stop nomenclature is given as printed in the book, except the Great Stopped Diapason was printed "Stopped do." saving space with abbreviation for "ditto". The number of Pedal keys versus the number of pipes is likely that the coupler played all notes but Pedal pipes were only furnished for the compass specified.