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Duchesne
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alang
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Re: Another from Facebook
Amazing that the spindly legs survived the last 100 years. 
Probably a furniture or clock maker who added common phonograph parts to make a unique piece. I like it. 
Andreas
Probably a furniture or clock maker who added common phonograph parts to make a unique piece. I like it. Andreas
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Re: Another from Facebook
Looks like a nice piece.
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Duchesne
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Re: Another from Facebook
I was impressed with those delicate legs lasting all this time considering the current owner uses it to store pet food. As lovely as it may be, I'm reluctant to pick up for more than 200$ as well as the cost of gas for a 3 hour trip there. I've asked about a maker's mark. I'm curious, but my instinct says to move on.alang wrote: Thu Mar 31, 2022 9:34 am Amazing that the spindly legs survived the last 100 years.
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I am amused by that. One could install a second player on the left side.