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The Phonograph Graphophone...?
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Inigo
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Re: The Phonograph Graphophone...?
Was it “Thomas Alba De Edison’s” cylinder version of the Graphonole? 
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Re: The Phonograph Graphophone...?
I am too far away from my Fabrizio-Paul Compendium, but if I recall correctly during the Lippincott North American Phonograph Company era, the American Graphophone Company did use decals that read "The Phonograph-Graphophone" for a brief period. Unlike this example, however, they did not use the name "Edison"!
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Re: The Phonograph Graphophone...?
this has been taken from a 1898 Edisonia (UK) catalog of Columbia and Edison machines... that caption took my attention! 
Inigo