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Jerry Blais
Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
The Edison Home is singing again. Cliff Bolling serviced the motor. I assembled the machine today. I placed the 14" horn on the reproducer along with a record and started it. It played flawlessly. If you look carefully I think you can see it smile.
Jerry Blais
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AmberolaAndy
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
I’m proud to say that I’m the new owner of this wonderful machine! Thank you Jerry for this, and the other 4 machines and extra goodies! 
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
You are getting some nice machines, Andy! What are the others?
"He who dies with the most shellac wins"- some nutty record geek
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
Edison Home A and D, Columbia BE, VIctor II, and Victrola VI.gramophone-georg wrote:You are getting some nice machines, Andy! What are the others?
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
Jerry the owner called the tag said 1199.00
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
All I know is that I bought my share of machines this year. Back to saving. Gotta make my folks happy.Stephen_Madara wrote:Jerry the owner called the tag said 1199.00
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
That's a nice haul!AmberolaAndy wrote:Edison Home A and D, Columbia BE, VIctor II, and Victrola VI.gramophone-georg wrote:You are getting some nice machines, Andy! What are the others?
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
Yup might was well get all my machines for the year in one setting. I already made a video of the Home D.gramophone-georg wrote:That's a nice haul!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsvpV_rPr_k
I also got what may be my now oldest record! A concert cylinder for display!
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Re: Long Green Model A Home - A Treasure-trove!
It is your phonograph so you can do what you want to o with it and all the goodies. Maybe if you had a good history on it you could keep it all together. Clean it up, and get it going first, then make you decision on keeping it all together or splitting it up. The small goodies are neat. That is a nice price for the find. Tom