Bombarde Division

IV:     Bombarde Division
        11 stops, 18 ranks, 1025 pipes
        3 1/2" pressure, unenclosed (facade)

     8  Open Diapason           61
     4  Octave                  61
     V  Grand Fourniture        305     2 2/3'; marked IV-VI
     V  Grand Cornet            245     8'; from tenor c; marked III-V
    16  Bombarde                37?     1-24 from 16' Trompette en Chamade
    16  Trompette en Chamade    72     
     8  Trompette Harmonique    61           
     8  Trompette en Chamade    --      ext. 16' 
     4  Clarion Harmonique      61
     4  Clarion de Roi          61      horizontal
     8  Bomb. Festival Trumpet  61      antiphonal; 5 1/2" Pressure

	The bulk of the pipework. The top octaves of the 4' reeds are flues on the back of this chest.
	The backside of the facade. It's hard to see in this photo, but most of these pipes are cut for tuning. Notice that some of the pipes are no longer attatched to the chest.
	The second chest is elevated above the other one. This is where the really big reeds are located (the ones that aren't in the facade). I think the one you see here is the 8' Trompette Harmonique
	Here are the horizontal "en Chamade" and "de Roi" pipes.
About the Festival Trumpet.
About the Facade (including the rest of the en Chamade pipes).