A wood burning phonograph?

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Curt A
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Re: A wood burning phonograph?

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Shawn wrote:Here's one in the Madison Wisconsin area for you to buy!

Shawn

http://madison.craigslist.org/atq/5787455891.html
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Send this to the American Restoration guy so he can gut it and make a working cast iron enameled frankenphone...
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Re: A wood burning phonograph?

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If you have any drekky Hawaiian records you want to get rid of, I'll take them off your hands :lol: :lol:
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VintageTechnologies wrote:That looks like a suitable machine to "play" Hawaiian records or other dreck.

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