Minimoog VCO analysis
Actually, more information can be gleaned by looking at annotations surrounding the two op-amps that compute the control voltage, which tell us things like low F = 0V on the keyboard, and 2' = -5V on the octave switch.  Many of the scaling resistors involved are trimmable, but it's possible to deduce their nominal values from the fact that they are supposed to give 1V/octave overall.  It turns out that "0.00 mV" is not in the possible range of values at the node in question, but values around -30mV are possible, at least according to my calculations, and would give 350Hz from an oscillator with a natural frequency of 1kHz.  So I think the annotation (f) is just wrong, and the other voltages given are consistent with each other.  I won't give the details here.

Thanks for the suggestions; perhaps more detail could be given only by those who have themselves built and tested the circuit, a club I hope to join very soon.