San Marcos, Texas
First Presbyterian Church

Estey Organ Co. (1915)
Rebuilt and altered by Otto Hofmann (ca. 1956)
849 pipes, 14 ranks


Great

8' Prinzipal  61  (divided, in side chambers, on unit chests)
8' Hohlflöte  61  (open wood, Estey Melodia, 1-12 stopped and Haskelled)
8' Dulciana  61  (Estey, slotted, 1-12 Haskelled)
4' Octav Prinzipal  61  (Hofmann)
4' Flute d'Amour  61  (Estey, stopped wood, open metal trebles)
III Mixtur  183  (Hofmann)

Gt to Gt 4'
Sw to Gt 16', 8', 4'


Swell

8' Geigen Prinzipal  61  (Estey Violin Diapason)
8' Stopped Flute  61  (stopped wood, Estey Stopped Diapason)
8' Salicional  61  (Estey)
4' Harmonic Flute  61  (Estey)
2' Spitz Principal  61  (Hofmann, probably replaced an Oboe or Labial Oboe)
Tremulant 

Sw to Sw 16', Unison Off, 4'


Pedal

16' Bourdon  32  (stopped wood, divided, in side chambers, on unit chests)
16' Lieblich Gedeckt  (from 16' Bourdon, soft wind)
8' Prinzipal  GT  (from Great 8' Prinzipal)
8' Bourdon  12 (ext.)
5 1/3' Quinte  GT  (from Great 8' Prinzipal)
4' Prinzipal  GT  (from Great 8' Prinzipal)
4' Bourdon  12 (ext.)
2 2/3' Quinte  GT  (from Great 8' Prinzipal)
2' Prinzipal  GT  (from Great 8' Prinzipal)

Gt to Ped
Sw to Ped


Note: Unsure about Great Mixtur pitch.

 [Received from Julius Coyle 2016-04-24.]