Given Columbia's historic use of stock / similar mechanicals across their product line ( especially as the years went-on ), I think the motor, platter, tapering tone arm & reproducer are the same as the "New Colulmbia" upright models... if the hardware is supposed to be gold plated, that could be a challenge, but I think the most diffcult parts to find will be the horn and that long crank ( unless a Victor crank would work... )
The "New Columbia" reproducer has a "coin-edge" around the perimeter, and four screws through the face of the bezel. Same bayonet-mount as the # 6.
(If you go to see it, check behind the drop-front in the middle, to see if the grille / louvres and horn are there, if they are, it might be worth $100... you'll probably spend that much on the missing parts, and then have a working console that's worth about what you have into it. I might have a four-spring motor, arm, reproducer for a "New Columbia".... will have to check the morgue... they are in nickel plate though...)
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