You will find a number of good closeup images of early Standards (including the shaver) in Martin Kauper's excellent article posted on the Antique Phonograph Society's website:KCW wrote:Would this machine originally had a shaver attached? I was thinking of adding one for completeness, but would not likely use it. Also - the restorer fashioned a brass piece (see the pictures) to hold the reproducer in the carriage with the two screws. What originally would have been used? Are there any photos as a reference? Looks like the later models would have had four screws and he arrangement looks a little different. Thanks everyone! Learning so much!
https://www.antiquephono.org/spotters-g ... honograph/
Although no single-screw reproducer clips are shown in Martin's article, these clips can be seen in the image showing the Edison Automatic reproducer mounted on a February 1898 Home, found in this article:
https://www.antiquephono.org/basic-anti ... onal-tips/
George P.