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NEFaurora wrote:Whoa...

How much was the asking price on the Idelia D2 with no reproducer or horn??

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Tony K.

Edison Collector/Restorer

I believe that's the same one being offered on eBAY with a buy it now price of $14.2k

The 9-54 was not complete, missing the power supply, speaker, speaker grille and record albums. I'll be searching for those now. I'm a campy happer! I can't wait for it to get here.

The asking price on the Idelia was $11K. There were a couple of people interested, but as far as I know, there was no final sale. Lori said I could sell the Packard to buy it!

Russie

HisMastersVoice wrote:

Valecnik wrote:No pictures of the triple horn? Certainly a highlight for me. Someone please post. For whatever reason I did not snap a pic myself.

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What was the price on the triple horn?

Thought I'd show my haul from Union this year: ((
In contrast to one of my dad's from some trip in the early 60s: As you can see I've been literally knee deep in this since I was in nappies. [But never really noticed.]
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Schlick wrote:Thought I'd show my haul from Union this year:

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In contrast to one of my dad's from some trip in the early 60s:

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As you can see I've been literally knee deep in this since I was in nappies. [But never really noticed.]
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Well, as the saying goes..."Behind every great man is a women shaking her head.."...

That is so cool!!! Which one is you?

The Circassian XVIII was electric and the asking price was $10k and it sold. The Circassian L-door XVI was $2500 and it sold (to me!). The other XVI in the back was also really nice, I don't recall what the asking price was though.

Sean

OrthoSean wrote:The Circassian XVIII was electric and the asking price was $10k and it sold. The Circassian L-door XVI was $2500 and it sold (to me!). The other XVI in the back was also really nice, I don't recall what the asking price was though.

Sean

They were asking $6500 for that one.
Roy

A big thank you to those posting the pictures.
As a collector in Australia we don't have any shows whatsoever to attend so I'm envious of those who are close and always enjoy looking at the pictures.

Regards
Stephen

Who was selling the triple horn and what where they asking? Is there a story behind it?

Thanks,
Scott