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Pricey Credenza!
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maryland1634
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alang
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
I did not know that 1925 still counted as Victorian....
Value restored $4,000 ... Not sure on which planet?
Andreas
Value restored $4,000 ... Not sure on which planet?
Andreas
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pictureroll
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Panatropia
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
You mean " the part to hold the needle".pictureroll wrote:What, no soundbox, that will take off 1,000 right there.
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OnlineCurt A
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
Uranus...alang wrote:Value restored $4,000 ... Not sure on which planet?
"The phonograph is not of any commercial value."
Thomas Alva Edison - Comment to his assistant, Samuel Insull.
"No one needs a Victrola XX, a Perfected Graphophone Type G, or whatever you call those noisy things."
My Wife
Thomas Alva Edison - Comment to his assistant, Samuel Insull.
"No one needs a Victrola XX, a Perfected Graphophone Type G, or whatever you call those noisy things."
My Wife
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Retrograde
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
There was a time when these were going for $800 to $1000, but since the internets was invented they're not as hard to find. Prices have dropped into the few hundred or less range.
The highest I've ever seen one of these priced by a legitimate dealer was ~$2000 around 10 years ago. Sure not worth that today. Still, this seller is a delusional on the idea of $1500 for a 8-30x with no reproducer. At least it's not a Likker cabnit... yet!
The highest I've ever seen one of these priced by a legitimate dealer was ~$2000 around 10 years ago. Sure not worth that today. Still, this seller is a delusional on the idea of $1500 for a 8-30x with no reproducer. At least it's not a Likker cabnit... yet!
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edisonplayer
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
It better NOT be a bar!!As my late friend Jerry Donnell used to say;"I HATE bars!!" 
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
Just a random thought, but this machine is a close cousin of my 8-30X. This one is serial 24429 and mine is 24810!
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marcapra
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Re: Pricey Credenza!
At least the seller didn't say "art deco"!I did not know that 1925 still counted as Victorian....