FEET. FEET. Violone 16 Concert Piccolo 2 Flaute Major, Open Chests 8 Tuba Profunda 16 Grand Diapason 8 Harmonic Tuba 8 Gross Gamba 8 Tuba Clarion 4 Gamba Celeste 8 Orchestral Oboe (enclosed) 8 Flute Overte 4 Tuba Magna 8 ECHO ORGAN (IN ROOF) (7 STOPS). FEET. FEET. Cor de Nuit 8 Echo Cornet, 3 ranks Gedackt 8 Vox Humana 8 Vox Angelica 8 Harp Viole Aetheria 8 Tremulant Fern Flute 4 PEDAL ORGAN (AUGMENTED) (21 STOPS). FEET. FEET. Contra Magnaton 32 Gross Flute 8 Contra Bourdon 32 Violoncello 8 Magnaton 16 Octave Flute 4 Open Diapason 16 Contra Bombarde 32 Violone 16 Bombarde (25-inch wind) 16 Dulciana (from Great) 16 Tuba Profunda 16 First Bourdon 16 Harmonic Tuba 8 Contra Viole 16 Tuba Clarion 4 Second Bourdon 16 (From Solo Enclosed) Lieblich Gedackt (Echo) 16 Contra Fagotto 16 Gross Quint 10 1/2 (From Swell) Flauto Dolce 8 There are 6 Composition Pedals to the Pedal Organ and 8 Adjustable Pistons to each Manual controlling the Stops and Couplers. Stop-keys are used. Accessory: Balanced Crescendo Pedal, adjustable, not moving registers; Balanced Swell Pedal; Balanced Orchestral Pedal; Balanced Solo and Echo Pedal; Great to Pedal, reversible; Solo and Echo to Great, reversible; Sforzando Pedal. LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL, ENGLAND. The firm of Henry Willis & Sons was established in 1845 by the late "Father" Willis, who took his two sons, Vincent Willis and Henry Willis, into partnership with him in 1878. The majority of the patents and improvements produced by the firm were solely the work of "Father" Willis, although his son Vincent was associated with him in certain of the later patents. Vincent Willis left the firm in 1894, six years previous to the death of "Father" Willis, which occurred in February, 1900, and the business has since been carried on by his son, Mr. Henry Willis, with whom is associated Mr. Henry Willis, Jr., the grandson of the founder.