From the NYC AGO NYC Organ Project: A two-manual-and-pedal unit organ built by the Schlicker Organ Company of Buffalo was brought to Carnegie Hall for a March 1, 1970 performance of Handel's Solomon, performed by the Handel Society of New York. Following the concert, the organ was given to Carnegie Hall, where it was subsequently used for religious meetings in the hall. At some point, the organ was moved to the Church of the Holy Trinity (Episcopal) where it was used as a temporary instrument until the installation of their Rieger organ in 1987. The organ was subsequently given to St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in the Bronx.

Schlicker provided two movable platforms for the console and pipe case, and both components were connected by a detachable cable. The organ was designed to fit on an elevator 9'11" x 5'7" and stored in an area 6'2" high. Wind pressure for the entire organ was 2½ inches.

Identified through online information from James R. Stettner. -- Moved to Church of the Holy Trinity (Epis.) in NYC at an unspecified date. Replaced there by a new Rieger in 1987. Relocated then to St. Margaret's Epis. in the Bronx.