I am indebted to Ian McIver who acquainted me with the interesting diversions from standard US Wurlitzer pipework that is to be found in the UK. Specifically the French Trumpet and the late odd Dennison style non-brass Saxophones.  Also with Ian’s urging I have added the Waldhorn (nea Cornopean) found in the Radio City Music Hall.  However, I cannot recall ever seeing a Cornopean in a Wurlitzer instrument, only the earlier Hope-Jones installations.  I am also indebted to Ray Thursby for his information about the 16’ Gambas having a Celeste on some studio instruments and for jogging my memory about the Fisher Theatre Double Open Diapasons, wood from 16’.  Steve Durham asked about the Philomela in the Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton, California, and then I realized I had copied the list one off and left out the Philomela.  John Ledwon posted about his Viol d’Amour and Celeste which I had forgotten about so it is included now.  Robert Trousdale was kind enough to add the rare items in Plummer to the list, including a Cornopean, Larry Chace porvided information about the Military Trumpet, and Tom De Lay confirmed that Gemshorns were in fact listed under that name rather than Spitzflute which I first listed.  Tom also reminded me I had seen the extremely rare metal Lieblish Gedeckt in one of his contract instruments.   In summation, a list like this is not the work of one person and there will always be the oddity that pops up to prove you haven’t yet arrived at a complete, one hundred percent accurate, listing; but, stay tuned, I’ll keep compiling.