What is this machine and cabinet?

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welshfield
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What is this machine and cabinet?

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This is up for auction in Neapolis Ohio on "Good Friday" (who schedules an auction on "Good Friday"?)
Can anyone help decide if this is a factory offering or someone's clever construction? Also at this auction is a Diamond Disc A275 with a number of extra levers under the lid that may interest someone.
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welshfield
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Steve Levi
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Looks like it is a homebuilt.Not interested, BUT,I like it!Thanks for posting.

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rizbone
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It looks like they have an auction every good Friday. (Annual Good Friday Auction). I've seen Edison disk cabinets similar to this, but not with a machine. Looks like a good job by whoever made it.

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I recall seeing an ad for something very similar. It was made by a company that made stacked (lawyer's) bookcases. It could be ordered in the specific combination of stackable units that you wanted. It does not look home made to me.

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Page 167 of "A World of Antique Phonographs" by Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul.

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Don't close that door with the crank in place! (*crash!*)


ps - I just found (on a shelf, 6 feet behind me) my copy of WofAP, and notice that it says these had wooden panels instead of glass. This one appears to be an exception. crash!

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