The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

I don't think it would win any prizes for good looks. I suspect it's one of those many brands that flooded the market ca. 1918 when the major patents expired. Any one recognize it? The picture is the best I can do.

I'm not sure but it wold be worth checking out. I actually like the plain looks, because I like the Craftsman/Mission style of plain furnishings that popped up back then.

But is that a Philco radio it's sitting next to? Definitely get that if you can swing the deal. Those are super-cool radios. (I have a 1938 Crosley 547 Fiver and an old Atwater Kent 46 from 1929. Both are neat, neither works great, but they can be restored fairly simply.)