Useful links are FOPS (Fair Organ Preservation Society) in the United Kingdom and MMD (Mechanical Music Digest) and MBSI (Musical Box Society International) in the USA and in France, Musica Mecanica. These sites have links to just about every group in the world which is interested in mechanical music and particularly organ music. Organ makers, restorers and museums are represented in the links. Links to Australian sites such as mechanical music, steam and restoration sites will be added and readers are asked to submit links of interest.

A sample copy of the AMOS quarterly newsletter 'The Wind Chest' is available for download.You will need Adobe Acrobat reader v 4 or later to view and print the newsletter. This software utility could already be installed on your computer. After the download, click on the Acrobat icon and you will be able to read the newsletter. The newsletter in its form as a pdf document [portable document format] can be printed.

• June 2007 around 2.8Mb

We are pleased that the Wind Chest has been read by so many people in many countries. We are delighted to welcome readers from Australia and New Zealand who have joined AMOS.

A printable pdf of the 2007-2008 membership form is available from the link below - however a membership renewal is due in June so if you are planning on joining, please contact the webmistress to have a 2008-09 form sent to you. Public liability insurance is compulsory only for Australian-resident members or overseas members who attend an AMOS rally and operate an organ. Membership fees are $30Aus for a full member and $17Aus for an associate member living at the same address as the full member. And better yet, there is no increase planned for the next AMOS year!