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I am looking for a good Columbia AG Concert machine. Mechanically must be sound with no pot metal issues.
Thanks in advance.
WANTED TO BUY: Columbia AG Grand
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WANTED TO BUY: Columbia AG Grand
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Re: WANTED TO BUY: Columbia AG Concert
Not to put too fine a point on it, but "Concert" denotes the Edison 5-inch machine and records (as well as Lambert and Pathé), while "Grand" was Columbia's 5-inch nomenclature. Good luck in your search.
A 2-part article on all the Columbia Grand Graphophones appeared in the September 2025 and March 2026 issues of the APS magazine.
George P.
A 2-part article on all the Columbia Grand Graphophones appeared in the September 2025 and March 2026 issues of the APS magazine.
George P.
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Re: WANTED TO BUY: Columbia AG Concert
Duly noted. I appreciate your feedback. I recklessly interchange the terms incorrectly from time to time.
Thanks so much!
“Not to put too fine a point on it, but "Concert" denotes the Edison 5-inch machine and records (as well as Lambert and Pathé), while "Grand" was Columbia's 5-inch nomenclature. Good luck in your search.”
A 2-part article on all the Columbia Grand Graphophones appeared in the September 2025 and March 2026 issues of the APS magazine.
George P.
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Thanks so much!
“Not to put too fine a point on it, but "Concert" denotes the Edison 5-inch machine and records (as well as Lambert and Pathé), while "Grand" was Columbia's 5-inch nomenclature. Good luck in your search.”
A 2-part article on all the Columbia Grand Graphophones appeared in the September 2025 and March 2026 issues of the APS magazine.
George P.
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Re: WANTED TO BUY: Columbia AG Grand
You're very welcome, and I appreciate your gracious response to my niggling.
Again, good luck with your search.
George P.
Again, good luck with your search.
George P.