https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... ccbb018b0b
With the attachments and reproducer, this seems fair enough. Shame about that GM cylinder though.
Green oak edison
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Re: Green oak edison
What GM cylinder? I see an Indestructible on it...gunnarthefeisty wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 5:59 pm https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... ccbb018b0b
With the attachments and reproducer, this seems fair enough. Shame about that GM cylinder though.
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Re: Green oak edison
Yeah that's "My Wife's Gone To the Country" by Ragtime Bob Roberts.
The old phonograph is pretty sweet too; that's in gorgeous condition. $500 is fair. I couldn't buy and rebuild a rough one for $500, and that's $500 for a fine-looking original, too, not a restoration job.
Do love a good restoration but originality is nice if you can get it.
The old phonograph is pretty sweet too; that's in gorgeous condition. $500 is fair. I couldn't buy and rebuild a rough one for $500, and that's $500 for a fine-looking original, too, not a restoration job.
Do love a good restoration but originality is nice if you can get it.
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Re: Green oak edison
Originality really is nice. I LOVE that green oak, but I also love how the restorations of the green oak looks. Just stunning what some folks can do.
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Re: Green oak edison
It looks to have the language repeater bar on it also. It lifts the carriage and moves it back slightly to repeat words on a language cylinder.
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Re: Green oak edison
Indeed, and you can see where the the little celluloid ICS plaque used to be on the front!Phono-Phan wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 9:49 pm It looks to have the language repeater bar on it also. It lifts the carriage and moves it back slightly to repeat words on a language cylinder.