Edison Phonograph Standard type S ca 1898

[Lucius1958]

The Standard you have looks to be a model D or later, from about 1908 - 1910: the crank appears to be incorrect.

Bill

[tinovanderzwan]

did you get my pm?

[jvdzee]

Back in Netherlands for a few days, here are a few more. Any help in identifying them or comments are greatly appreciated

Edison Standard type A?

Pathé, type c0q?

Pathé, type C0q ?

HMV Monarch Junior 1907?

[martinola]

The top photo captioned "Standard Model A?" is actually a Model B. While originally a two minute machine, this one seems to have been upgraded to play the celluloid 4 minute Blue Amberols with a Cygnet horn and Diamond B reproducer. If you get an adapter and the model C & H reproducers, you can also play 2 or 4 minute wax.

HTH.

Martin

[FloridaClay]

I am not certain whether you may have them in your country, but an antique phonograph show where dealers come to sell their wares is a terrific place to learn what the asking prices are for various machines. Better yet, these shows are a good place to meet collectors who attend the shows, many of whom are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful.

Clay

[tinovanderzwan]

i have just sent you a pm

[tinovanderzwan]

ps mr vdzee
where in holland do you live
i also life in holland so i could appraise the phono's right there in your home for free all i ask is my train fair money
it would save you the time and effort of putting all those pics up in what still must be a difficult time for you

anyway sent me a pm