Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
Well, it can't be 3675 since that one is amputated. It would have to be 1246.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
Just found another Edisonic Schubert model listed on Craigslist. Here is a picture of the serial number. Here is a link to the ad. http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/atq/4963648360.html
This is not my ad so I don't know anymore about it, just passing along the information.
This is not my ad so I don't know anymore about it, just passing along the information.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
Looks like a good deal! Schubert is a great little console! or if you would prefer a Beethoven, just send me a PM. Marc.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
SCHUBERT EDISONIC FOR SALE ON ATLANTA CRAIGSLIST FOR $350
Model: Schubert Edisonic
Serial number: 1765
As "Tubaphone" announced above on April 23, Schubert Edisonic serial no. 1765 appeared on the Atlanta (Georgia) Craigslist earlier this month. The ad read: "Beautiful, unrestored Edisonic Disc Phonograph with 10 10" discs. Plays great!"
For the record, here are several photos that were posted with the ad.
Model: Schubert Edisonic
Serial number: 1765
As "Tubaphone" announced above on April 23, Schubert Edisonic serial no. 1765 appeared on the Atlanta (Georgia) Craigslist earlier this month. The ad read: "Beautiful, unrestored Edisonic Disc Phonograph with 10 10" discs. Plays great!"
For the record, here are several photos that were posted with the ad.
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"You must serve music, because music is so enormous and can envelop you into such a state of perpetual anxiety and torture--but it is our first and main duty"
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
That's still what it reads, 30 seconds ago. It still hasn't sold, being more than a 2-hour drive from ME. hah.pughphonos wrote:SCHUBERT EDISONIC FOR SALE ON ATLANTA CRAIGSLIST FOR $350
Model: Schubert Edisonic
Serial number: 1765
The ad read: "Beautiful, unrestored Edisonic Disc Phonograph with 10 10" discs. Plays great!"
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
Aincha even a lil bit tempted? That round lid on your car's backside is for gas; put in enough and go march on Atlanta like Sherman.Edisone wrote: That's still what it reads, 30 seconds ago. It still hasn't sold, being more than a 2-hour drive from ME. hah.

"You must serve music, because music is so enormous and can envelop you into such a state of perpetual anxiety and torture--but it is our first and main duty"
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
NEW OWNER FOR SCHUBERT EDISONIC #1556.
The hand-off occurred today in Athens, Ohio, halfway between my residence (Ralph's, in metro Chicago) and Gene Emering's (in New Jersey). Gene's #1556 is now mine, and I therefore now own two Schuberts (along with #3621).
I don't attend as many shows as some of the rest of you, and therefore this realization has come upon me slowly--but, my goodness, I have now met some incredibly big-hearted individuals in this hobby (it takes in-person meetings to really bring it home). Gene, for example, handed me a box of Diamond Discs with the Schubert, which he didn't have to do; he coupled it with the sentimental explanation that the records had come with the machine and should remain with it. I've been playing those records tonight; half of them are new numbers to my collection--and included among them are several "electrics."
So, Gene, I hope you don't mind my singing your praises a bit.
Ralph
The hand-off occurred today in Athens, Ohio, halfway between my residence (Ralph's, in metro Chicago) and Gene Emering's (in New Jersey). Gene's #1556 is now mine, and I therefore now own two Schuberts (along with #3621).
I don't attend as many shows as some of the rest of you, and therefore this realization has come upon me slowly--but, my goodness, I have now met some incredibly big-hearted individuals in this hobby (it takes in-person meetings to really bring it home). Gene, for example, handed me a box of Diamond Discs with the Schubert, which he didn't have to do; he coupled it with the sentimental explanation that the records had come with the machine and should remain with it. I've been playing those records tonight; half of them are new numbers to my collection--and included among them are several "electrics."
So, Gene, I hope you don't mind my singing your praises a bit.
Ralph
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"You must serve music, because music is so enormous and can envelop you into such a state of perpetual anxiety and torture--but it is our first and main duty"
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
Ralph,
It was a pleasure meeting you!
Thank you for your kind words.
Best of luck with the Schubert.
Gene
It was a pleasure meeting you!
Thank you for your kind words.
Best of luck with the Schubert.
Gene
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
NEW OWNER FOR SCHUBERT EDISONIC #1844
Gene Emering's friend Richard Gordon has purchased Schubert #1844, which had been advertised via Yankee Trader (from Wisconsin) earlier this year and which I featured on this string on March 11. So, always nice to see these machines gain new homes.
Gene Emering's friend Richard Gordon has purchased Schubert #1844, which had been advertised via Yankee Trader (from Wisconsin) earlier this year and which I featured on this string on March 11. So, always nice to see these machines gain new homes.
"You must serve music, because music is so enormous and can envelop you into such a state of perpetual anxiety and torture--but it is our first and main duty"
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
-- Maria Callas, 1968 interview.
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Re: Inventory of Beethoven and Schubert Edisonic phonographs
I can add a couple here.
I have Schubert No. 1020. Interesting that it is named "New Edison" under the lid rather than "Edisonic." Judging by the serial number, I would imagine it's one of the first ones made.





Also have a Beethoven, acquired recently from the collection of Ron Dethlefson.





Running out of room, so the Shubert is for sale if anyone is interested.
I have Schubert No. 1020. Interesting that it is named "New Edison" under the lid rather than "Edisonic." Judging by the serial number, I would imagine it's one of the first ones made.





Also have a Beethoven, acquired recently from the collection of Ron Dethlefson.





Running out of room, so the Shubert is for sale if anyone is interested.