Greetings all,  I just finished doing a little work on one of those
small barrel pianos made in Spain, so I thought I would archive some
of the particulars of this instrument.  The label of this one says
"Enrique Salva, Barcelona".  The serial number is 467.  The case is
24" high x 22" wide x 12" deep.  It came with only one barrel.  The
6 songs on Program #2 are

  Sobre las Olas           Vals
  Madrid                   Schotis
  El Negro Zumbon          Baiao
  Mi Buenos Aires querido  Tango
  Se llama Rosa            Pasodoble
  Sombrero en mano         Pasodoble

The barrel length is approximately 16", excluding the crown gear.
I estimate the barrel diameter at 4 or 5 inches.  It plays 36 keys:
32 for the piano, 2 for the wood block and 2 for the triangle.

While it is pretty simple to work on, and the tone of the instrument
leaves a lot to be desired, it reminds me of the Chein PianoLodeon --
but this one needs you to turn the crank!  It is exactly the same as
the one on the YouTube video at

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jykq9MjLfXM 

Cheers,
John McClelland

 [ The manufacturer was Vicente Llinares of Barcelona, Spain, who is
 [ known for the "Faventia" barrel piano.  The brand name "Enrique
 [ Salva" or "Enrique Salvá Mané" seems to be used on a cheaper
 [ version for department stores.  See the MMD articles indexed at
 [ http://www.mmdigest.com/Archives/KWIC/F/faventia.html  and also
 [ http://www.mmdigest.com/Archives/Digests/200309/2003.09.13.01.html 
 [ http://www.mmdigest.com/Archives/Digests/200204/2002.04.30.02.html 
 [
 [ Hear a true (and big!) Spanish street piano playing "Pasodoble de
 [ los Chisperos", from the zarzuela "La Calesera" by Francisco Alonso,
 [ at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0pZmFjqZTQ  -- Robbie