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. The stand has a great scribing angel celluloid medallion.Seems to be British...??.New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
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gramophone78
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New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
Just found a nice stand on CL here a few days ago. Love the look of it and have decided to use it for our new #205. Not exactly a great match. However, at least it fits... . The stand has a great scribing angel celluloid medallion.Seems to be British...??.
. The stand has a great scribing angel celluloid medallion.Seems to be British...??.-
Retrograde
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
It's the matching stand for the Melba Gramophone
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doublemike
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
Victor Monarch, Columbia BK, Columbia BNW, Zonophone model 3, HMV 130
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FloridaClay
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
A really fantastic find and, I expect, worth a great deal. They have to be rare!
Now all you need is the Melba.
Clay
Now all you need is the Melba.
Clay
Arthur W. J. G. Ord-Hume's Laws of Collecting
1. Space will expand to accommodate an infinite number of possessions, regardless of their size.
2. Shortage of finance, however dire, will never prevent the acquisition of a desired object, however improbable its cost.
1. Space will expand to accommodate an infinite number of possessions, regardless of their size.
2. Shortage of finance, however dire, will never prevent the acquisition of a desired object, however improbable its cost.
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gramophone78
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
It would seem that I do...FloridaClay wrote: Now all you need is the Melba.
Clay
. There was no Melba there when I bought it. In fact, there was no machine at all. The guy was using it as a pedestal for a statue lamp thing. Claims he owned it for years and was now down sizing. The stand could not have come at a better time. The 205 is a monster and I needed something to put it on.
Thank goodness it fits on this stand.
Here is a interior shot that was asked for.
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Garret
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
Wow. You have had more than your share of amazing finds lately, and now a stand for the Melba gramophone! That certainly takes the cake. Congratulations! 
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gramophone78
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
It has been without question one of the best years finding items "in the wild" I have ever had. However, I'm running out of room and hope things slow down to some degree.....Garret wrote:Wow. You have had more than your share of amazing finds lately, and now a stand for the Melba gramophone! That certainly takes the cake. Congratulations!
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gramophone78
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
Thanks for the links James. The last one in Paris shows the machine & stand with a all brass 24" horn. OK, I have a spare horn like this. So, all I need now is the Melba and I'm good to go.
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Bruce
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Re: New Record Cabinet / Stand Found
The way your amazing luck is going you will find a Melba sitting in a local flee market.
I'm afraid you will need more than luck after that as divorce lawyers are expensive.
Just remember compromise is the key word in any relationship. I recently acquired a beautiful Vic 6 with a mahogany horn. My wife prefers golden oak so to compromise the Vic is sitting on an oak end table. No big beautiful mahogany cabinets in our living area - to the basement with my mahogany.
Bruce
I'm afraid you will need more than luck after that as divorce lawyers are expensive.
Just remember compromise is the key word in any relationship. I recently acquired a beautiful Vic 6 with a mahogany horn. My wife prefers golden oak so to compromise the Vic is sitting on an oak end table. No big beautiful mahogany cabinets in our living area - to the basement with my mahogany.
Bruce