Higher End Columbia Upright Near Jackson, TN

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Higher End Columbia Upright Near Jackson, TN

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That's a really nice price for that model in oak!

Also, check out the description. The seller has an interesting proposal in addition to the phonograph :lol:


https://jacksontn.craigslist.org/atq/6069478301.html
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Indeed! :lol:
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HAHAH What kind of antique mall is that! I bet the business is good...

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Nice machine, and seems like a great deal. It would be nice to see what is behind the double doors. It might have the automatic ejector system, the pull out boxes, or regular slats. Sometimes they have a small drawer. Whoever lives near by, it's worth to check it out.
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Dresden, Tennessee is almost to the Mississippi River - kind of between Memphis, St Louis and Louisville...
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Re: Higher End Columbia Upright Near Jackson, TN

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I passed right by there yesterday on the way back from a track meet with my son. Doesn't exactly sound like a family friendly stop, though.

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Phonofreak wrote:Nice machine, and seems like a great deal. It would be nice to see what is behind the double doors. It might have the automatic ejector system, the pull out boxes, or regular slats. Sometimes they have a small drawer. Whoever lives near by, it's worth to check it out.
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I agree with Harvey... this machine looks like a Nonpareil, but he lid is similar to the one on my Deluxe / 200.

At any rate, a nice machine in oak.
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Check this one out... NOT repurposed, for once!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/291031737/ ... gallery_43

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Needs some parts (arm and crank according to the seller) but...
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