Edison Home cranks with National Phono ID tag

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Edison Home cranks with National Phono ID tag

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What would be the highest serial number when Edison stopped using the winding crank with the National Phonograph Co. name plate/badge on the Suitcase Home’s? Here’s the one I’m referring to. Many thanks!
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phonospud wrote: Tue May 17, 2022 5:45 pm What would be the highest serial number when Edison stopped using the winding crank with the National Phonograph Co. name plate/badge on the Suitcase Home’s? Here’s the one I’m referring to. Many thanks!
I’m wondering this too FellowCollector’s video on his 1898 homes has this crank on a machine made in March 1898 but his machine made in May does not. I’m looking at an April 1898 machine too which also does not have that badged crank either.

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There were quite a few reproductions of this crank made by wyatts in California he would sell them complete or just the metal badge to make your own.

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Does anyone know if there is any overstock of those reproduction cracks? I have a January 1898 brass-mandrel Home with an inappropriate crank. I despair of finding an original example of the crank, so a reproduction would be second-best.

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Morell1 wrote: Sat Sep 02, 2023 11:10 am Does anyone know if there is any overstock of those reproduction cracks? I have a January 1898 brass-mandrel Home with an inappropriate crank. I despair of finding an original example of the crank, so a reproduction would be second-best.
Check with Brian parlier at the phonograph shop
He bought the stock of wyatts

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Thanks to both of you!

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