Antique photos of Amberola machines?

[Cole]

I Googled for old pictures of amberolas in their native environment but have come up short. Anyone have any old pictures from back when these machines were new?

[Mr Grumpy]

Hi Cole, welcome to the forum.

Here's a recent post I was able to dig up that has some period photos linked in it, not sure if you've seen this...

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... lit=period

[Cole]

Thanks Mr.Grumpy. I'm new to all things cylinder phonographs and I hope to learn a lot from you guys.

[Player-Tone]

Here is a picture of my great grandfather with his Amberola 50 taken around 1920:

Lol, just kidding! That’s just a modern black and white picture of me.

Seriously though, I will keep my eyes open for real antique pictures of the Amberola.

[Mr Grumpy]

Nice pic gramps!

I really need to learn to read more carefully, Sorry Cole, there wasn't a single Amberola in that thread I directed you to!

[Moooperator]

Player, Other than that treated lumber railing... you had us fooled!

[Zwebie]

Hi Cole,

I found this surfing the net.
It was labeled "Mr. Simmons at the Piedmont Phonograph Company store - Hickory, North Carolina, 1918."

[Player-Tone]

Awesome pic, look at all those cylinders!

[NEFaurora]

I have quite a few nice Amberolas.... but I have one Amberola 50 (in OAK) that looks like it was bought/made yesterday. It is a (10 out of 10) condition... I paid $524.00 for it... The most I have paid to date for any phonograph...and I have no regrets!

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Tony K.

[m0xiemama]

Bahaha Mike I was going to say you look just like him in your FB photos.