Antique Phonograph Reproducer Pat. Date Jan. 12 1892 ???

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Antique Phonograph Reproducer Pat. Date Jan. 12 1892 ???

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This must be the earliest disc record reproducer in history... Also, the only self contained one with no tonearm connection... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually, it appears to be a burner from a gas dish warmer (think early Sterno)...

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Special reproducer for "hot" ragtime? Requires no needles!
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It's a methylated spirit burner! We used those as kids on camping trips. :lol:

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It's amazing what these sellers will dream of to make a sale. :roll: :lol:
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