Edison C-19 value.
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- Victor II
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
Well, I went to the antique store to have a look. Very nice machine, but I was mistaken on the finish. It appears to have been re-finished sometime in the past. The seller was hard pressed to not budge off of $500. However, very close to it was an Edison C-250. Very nice finish (nice crazing with minor scratching) with a quiet motor and very nice sounding. Reproducer and crank (not shown) are in good shape as well. Out the door for $250. How did I do?
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
That's a nice looking machine and a good price.
Congratulations
Andreas
Congratulations
Andreas
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
I think the cabinet looks great!!!! Congrats!
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
WAY TO GO SCOTT!
DID YOU CHECK OUT THE RECORDS ON THE c-19?
Gene
DID YOU CHECK OUT THE RECORDS ON THE c-19?
Gene
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
Fantastic, Scott! Personally, I would take the C-250 with a Duncan Stop over an ordinary C-19. And the price is a great deal!
Thanks again for your help.
Fran
Thanks again for your help.
Fran
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
Very good score !
I think you chose wisely.
That grille cloth looks to be original; be VERY careful around it: in most cases these original fabrics will tear if you so much as look at it too hard...
Does the cloth have a slight shine to it, if you look at it from various angles ?
I think you chose wisely.
That grille cloth looks to be original; be VERY careful around it: in most cases these original fabrics will tear if you so much as look at it too hard...
Does the cloth have a slight shine to it, if you look at it from various angles ?
De Soto Frank
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
I did. Mostly black label and less tan 52000.gemering wrote:WAY TO GO SCOTT!
DID YOU CHECK OUT THE RECORDS ON THE c-19?
Gene
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
The cloth does seem to have that old cloth type of shine to. Almost looks like a sil er or gold thread woven into it.De Soto Frank wrote:Very good score !
I think you chose wisely.
That grille cloth looks to be original; be VERY careful around it: in most cases these original fabrics will tear if you so much as look at it too hard...
Does the cloth have a slight shine to it, if you look at it from various angles ?
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
I spent about 4 hours cleaning it with gojo and I couldn't believe how much dirt came off and how much richer the mahogany became. Huge difference. Thanks to all for the assist. I feel very good about this purchase.miker2001 wrote:I think the cabinet looks great!!!! Congrats!
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Re: Edison C-19 value.
Everything is up and running fine and the only thing I don't have is the cabinet key. I searched ebay for an Edison "E" key and it appears that the sellers are very proud of their keys. I also looked at the Double Dolphin keys (the one with the single groove) but would prefer and Edison key. Are the prices that they are asking the norm?
Thanks,
Scott
Thanks,
Scott