Meteor phonographs

[schweg]

The Meteor console is original although missing the grill. Here are pictures of the original brochure I obtained from a forum member.

I guess I have a weakness for the unwanted, ugly phonographs. In addition to the Meteor, I have a similar Daisy Line Furniture console, a little Columbia Regal (Featured Phonograph 151) and an unpopular Edison Jacobean J-19 which "failed to impress customers and brought criticism from the trade" (Frow pg. 152).
I'm thinking of re-arranging my collection to group these together so they can support each other.

[emerson]

And another Meteor phonograph ----different model then the other 3---overpriced in Perryville, Ohio. but to a meteor collector, can probably talk price. It is a different model and looks interesting.

[OrthoFan]

And another Meteor phonograph ----different model then the other 3---overpriced in Perryville, Ohio. but to a meteor collector, can probably talk price. It is a different model and looks interesting.

This one?

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