Inside the Autoseum you can find Frasse and Marianne’s music museum filled with phonographs, gramophones, music boxes barrel organs and automata. Additional information here Alternate Museum Page

Musical boxes, mechanical music, automata, music box/clock and watch-making tools and equipment. Music box workshop.

Exhibits include a Black Forest Flute Clock, Leipzig “Polyphone”, which was patented in 1896, a Pianola, two reproducing concert grand pianos with “Welte-Mignon system”, and a Phonoliszt-Violina model C, the only remaining example built by Hupfeld Leipzig worldwide. Also a Weber Maestro, and a DeCap dance organ.

Music boxes, automata, clocks, singing birds, animated pictures and gramophones as well as other accessories, tools and souvenirs of the time period. Larger pieces include a Weber “Maesto”, and a “Phonolistz Violiona”.

25,000 diverse pieces in about thirty collections offer rarities, curiosities and prestigious objects such as the Jaquet-Droz Automata, the Ruckers Harpsichord and the Strubin Collection.