Two postcards, both depicting the organ.

There is one black and white postcard of the organ with the specifications on the back, and one booklet that commemorates the dedication of the organ on November 15th, 1964.

There is an article about the grave of the organ builder Arp Schnitger and the organ in that church, and a sheet of specifications of the organ. There are two postcards of the organ and a postcard of the altar area in the front of the church. There are two booklets about the church and one about the organ. There are two concert programs as well, one for the year 1994 and one for July 01, 2012.

There are three photographs of the surrounding landscape and exterior of the church, four photographs of the organ, and one postcard of the organ.

Two identical black and white brochures about the organ and how it was built by Arp Schnitger.

It is a postcard of the Schnitger organ.

There is an article about the Schnitger organ in the Ludgerikirche and its specifications. There is also a brochure about the technical layout and voicing of the organ as well as a floor-plan for the church. There are two other identical brochures about the organ's time line and specifications. There are three postcards showing the organ, and one black and white postcard showing the interior of the church.

This brochure contains info on the organ and organ makers, including specifications. There is also a program of scheduled performances between November 18th and December 23 1990

The postcard has a picture of the organ on the front with specifications in the back.

There are 3 postcards of organs, one of the Riepp organ, and three of the choir organ by the choir benches. There are also two postcards, one larger and one smaller depicting the exterior of a church, and one postcard showing the interior looking toward the altar. There is one very large postcard of the choir organ. There is also a photograph of the exterior of the church from a distance.