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SOLD: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
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SOLD: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
This one has a K reproducer and a wonderful flowered horn. It is dirty and I should have taken it down to wipe it off, but you know what they look like. Bedplate is 95% and it works great. It has been my machine for checking cylinders for a long time.
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
I will add a original crane to this if it makes any difference. K reproducer 200.00 flowered horn 375.00 crane 200.00
I am giving the machine away???
I am giving the machine away???
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
So originally you were not offering a crane? Or is the crane in the picture a reproduction?Amberola wrote:I will add a original crane to this if it makes any difference. K reproducer 200.00 flowered horn 375.00 crane 200.00
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
The one in the picture is a reproduction.
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
700.00 shipped?
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
Ronnie, I've been curious about the reproducer on this Edison Standard D since you listed it. You have it described as having a model K reproducer but the reproducer top in the pictures here in this listing and the pictures on Ebay appear to be green usually indicating an early model H reproducer. The earlier model H reproducers were adorned with green tops to immediately distinguish it versus the model C reproducer. I've never seen a model K reproducer with a green top as seen in your pictures. Is the one you are including here an original model K reproducer? All K's that I have seen had the normal issue nickel plated tops. Just curious. Maybe I'm seeing green and it's a gold colored top?
Thanks,
Doug
Thanks,
Doug
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
$700 with shipping was a nice price, especially with such a pretty horn.
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Re: FOR SALE: EDISON STANDARD D - $700
I think it just dirty. It is a K.FellowCollector wrote:Ronnie, I've been curious about the reproducer on this Edison Standard D since you listed it. You have it described as having a model K reproducer but the reproducer top in the pictures here in this listing and the pictures on Ebay appear to be green usually indicating an early model H reproducer. The earlier model H reproducers were adorned with green tops to immediately distinguish it versus the model C reproducer. I've never seen a model K reproducer with a green top as seen in your pictures. Is the one you are including here an original model K reproducer? All K's that I have seen had the normal issue nickel plated tops. Just curious. Maybe I'm seeing green and it's a gold colored top?
Thanks,
Doug