Is this as incredibly awesome as I think it is???

[LShaped]

Talk-O-Phone Phonograph Traveling Salesmen’s Trunk. This is a huge trunk that a traveling salesman would have hauled around the country by train or horse & carriage back around 1906 when the very first phonographs were invented!! It's 37” tall x 36” wide x 21” deep and is on its original casters. An early American Phonograph and Entertainment piece history! If im locked in much longer...who knows what else I may find!!! woooooooooooooo. I really love this!!! Hope the $450 i gave is a fair deal!!!

[Mlund2020]

Congratulations!! It is very cool and seems a reasonable price. Now you just need a correct model Talk-o-phone machine to display with it.

[VanEpsFan1914]

Yes--yes, it is as incredibly awesome as you think.

I like the record holders in the lid.

[Jerry B.]

Congratulations, I've not seen anything like it!

Jerry B.

[LShaped]

Congratulations!! It is very cool and seems a reasonable price. Now you just need a correct model Talk-o-phone machine to display with it.

woooooooooooooooooooooo....sometimes late at nite...when i hvnt slept...i buy things I later regret lolololol. What are these Talk-o-Phone Machines you speak of? lololol...hope they are cheaper than the trunk!!!!

[LShaped]

Yes--yes, it is as incredibly awesome as you think.

I like the record holders in the lid.

I know right? look at those leather straps!!! So stoked!!!

[LShaped]

I keep thinking of that trunk be lifted up onto a train or off a train and into a Horse drawn carriage...and i just laff and laff and laff. I dnt even have it yet and it makes me giddy as a school boy!!!

[JerryVan]

That's been advertised for a while now. You can maybe deal some on the price.

EDIT: OH, I see you already bought it! Cool!

[Uncle Vanya]

I wondered what happened to Don’s stuff after he passed. He was one of the last surviving members of the House of David in Benton Harbor MI.

He also had an Edison B-60 Diamond Disc on it’s matching record cabinet which was quite spectacular, along with a very early Lyradion combination of 1922 vintage which used a regenerative set of Lyradion’s own manufacture.

[melvind]

Rare, unusual, and just plain terrific!