Edison B-250 and C-19 Laboratory Models

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Edison B-250 and C-19 Laboratory Models

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I live in NW Indiana by Chicago. I have never seen a Edison Laboratory model for sale. Are these machines hard to find? How much should I expect to pay?
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Re: Edison B-250 and C-19 Laboratory Models

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The Laboratory Model designation applied to every model that had double springs and the large 250 horn. That included the B250, C250, C19, W250, W19, WMC33, and I'm sure others I'm not thinking of offhand. None of the listed models is hard to find. You should have no issues finding one for $300 or less on your local Craigslist.
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Re: Edison B-250 and C-19 Laboratory Models

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Go to the Stanton Auction in November in Charlotte, MI. They will have tons of them at low prices mostly.
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