This little organ which dates from 1847 is the oldest which remains intact today. It belongs to the General Custodianship of the Holy Land. It was constructed by the famous Italian firm Agati Nicomede e Fratelli de Pistoïa. It was installed in the back room of the Jerusalem Christian Information Center, which is an institution intended to welcome and inform pilgrims to Jerusalem. Since 2013, it stands in the Saint Peter Franciscan church in Jaffa.
The organ case measures 260 cm high, 150 cm wide and 70 cm deep. It is made of grey-painted wood with gold stripes. The facade of the organ case is open and exposes the Principal stop.
This instrument has been completely rebuilt by D. Taboada,
head of the organ workshop at the Holy Saviour Franciscan
Monastery in Jerusalem.

הפוסט Organ of the Saint Peter Church in Jaffa הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.