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I really like that one, Chuck!
George P.
Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
George,
Yep, it is one of my favorite cabinet styles.
Just my opinion, four Columbia machines with cabinets I just like to look at: GG, Exhibition C, first version of BC, all with virtually the same cabinet just slightly different in size, AD/HG and the AO
I think my overall favorite is the AD, all that bright nickel in dark oak cabinet. I think they should have produced that one in mahogany also.
Chuck
Yep, it is one of my favorite cabinet styles.
Just my opinion, four Columbia machines with cabinets I just like to look at: GG, Exhibition C, first version of BC, all with virtually the same cabinet just slightly different in size, AD/HG and the AO
I think my overall favorite is the AD, all that bright nickel in dark oak cabinet. I think they should have produced that one in mahogany also.
Chuck
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
Chuck!!
You can't forget the AA. Powerhouse cabinet packed in a small space. Unexpectedly ornate and wonderful.
Shawn
You can't forget the AA. Powerhouse cabinet packed in a small space. Unexpectedly ornate and wonderful.
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
Shawn,
You're right, it is probably the nicest small cabinet Columbia. I guess because it's so small in a sea of BIG machines around here it gets lost.
Chuck
You're right, it is probably the nicest small cabinet Columbia. I guess because it's so small in a sea of BIG machines around here it gets lost.
Chuck
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
We have a nice clean "Columbia Graphophone type C" on the website. Take a look if interested.
Here is the link: https://4-4time.com/product/gram-o-phon ... honograph/
Thanks...
John
Here is the link: https://4-4time.com/product/gram-o-phon ... honograph/
Thanks...
John
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
Are there any 6 inch cylinders for sale for these machines? Listening tubes? Recorders? I would really like to complete this machine with a recorder and listening/recording tubes/recorder.
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Re: Recently Found Columbia Graphophone Type C
Regarding six inch cylinders, look at Kurt Nauck's auction catalogues that come out twice a year. He sells some rare stuff.