How the Standard A Evolved Part One
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How the Standard A Evolved Part One
Due to limitations on posted pictures I had to post this in two articles. This is what I feel are the eight major changes in the Standard A. I can not get the write to post correctly..Thanks Tom
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Re: How the Standard A Evolved Part One
Tom, Thanks for the history lesson complete with good photos. The Edison Standard was a great machine when introduced and continues to be a good one for today's collectors. It has a simple trouble free design, good materials and quality of construction, plus it's compact and those are qualities that are tough to beat.
Jerry Blais
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Re: How the Standard A Evolved Part One
Thank Jerry. I have always like the early Edison's. hey seem to have a different personality along with the suitcase homes. . Tom