What is the most unusual talking machine you've ever seen?

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VintageTechnologies
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Re: What is the most unusual talking machine you've ever seen?

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Tobia wrote:I think that this is the winner...
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10417327?from=alert
Beats all I ever saw.

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Re: What is the most unusual talking machine you've ever seen?

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VintageTechnologies wrote:
Tobia wrote:I think that this is the winner...
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10417327?from=alert
Beats all I ever saw.
Hey, you can set it right next to that leg lamp in high heels! :lol:

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Re: What is the most unusual talking machine you've ever seen?

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Oh my goodness!!!! :shock:. It's the lamp from "A Christmas Story". All this time I thought it was broken???. I'm glad it has survived.. :roll: :lol:. Now I know what to ask my Wife for Xmas this year.I'm just not sure how I can explain it is Phonograph related.... :roll:. I figure something out :twisted:.

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