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skere26
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Help ID machines

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Hi gents,

Going to an estate sale this weekend and found this nice display of phonographs. Can you help me identify? I know the Edison home and gem, but don't know much about Columbia machines. Let's see how good your eyes are!
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Curt A
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It's not my eyes that are the problem... the picture is too blurry.
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I agree - too blurry :oops:

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Iyeah that is unfortunate. I'll be surprised tomorrow.

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With what looks like a lid latch on the front, corner columns and some heavy base molding, I guessing Columbia AO or AW.
But because the picture is blurry I can be wrong and it won't matter or be my fault. :D
Good luck at the sale.

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I would guess Columbia AO to the left of the Gem.

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Agreed: AO/AW on the upper shelf; at least one Q down below.

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