Liturgical Organ Brand "gobbi"

It's an advertisement, but at least you also find a photo and some confirmation about its structure.

http://www.subito.it...mo-47954303.htm

I don't know if this might interest you, it is an article where the artisan is mentioned.

http://corrieredelveneto.corriere.it/veneto/notizie/cultura_e_tempolibero/2009/21-dicembre-2009/fucina-organi--1602186276240.shtml

I hope it is useful to you

I know that's not it, I can't edit the post...

... here is what I think interests you

http://biblioteche2.....it/dm/1059.htm

Quoting faithfully

GOBBI Diego, organ builder

(Rezzanello, 1911 - Piacenza, 1977)

He began working as a carpenter with his father and at age 14 he dedicated himself to the study of music with the village priest, later attending the Ceciliano school in the seminary and the free Gregorian chant course at the Music Lyceum of Piacenza. While serving as the organist in the village, he decided to build his own organ. After taking over an tuner's workshop in Piacenza, he began organ restoration activities together with his brother Giorgio. The two also built harmoniums, and one of their instruments in the electric version was awarded a gold medal at the international competition in Paris. Their electronic church organs were exported everywhere. In 1940 they electrified the organ of the S. Cuore church in Piacenza and in 1963 they restored that of S. Maria in Gariverto in Piacenza.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Filipazzi.

This Organista site is beautiful, the home page http://www.lacasadellamusica.it/vetro/ is practically a Dictionary of music and musicians from the territories of the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza"

Silbermann wrote:

This Organista site is beautiful, the home page http://www.lacasadellamusica.it/vetro/ is practically a Dictionary of music and musicians from the territories of the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza"

I agree ... I don't see Carlos in the list

...finally some news !!!!

Thank you all