COLUMBIA Grafonola Phonograph

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Hello all,
I'm new to this forum. I have a COLUMBIA Grafonola Phonograph, the last patent that I can read is 1914.
I have owned it for over 35 years. I need help finding the model number.

[Lucius1958]

From what I can see, and after a quick consultation of Baumbach & Lackey's Columbia Phonograph Companion, you have a 'Mignonette', with the optional 'ejector' record storage. This style was introduced in 1914; after 1915, it was designated the 'model 110', after its price.... I hope this is helpful to you.

Bill

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Thank you Bill.
I love this machine, it sounds great.
My video of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_6TD5Zl ... ture=share

Don.

[Victrolacollector]

I do like the looks of this machine. One of the better looking cabinet models. I have a Columbia with Black cabinet and what looks like oriental designs. not sure if even worth selling it or not, so heavy to ship.

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More pictures.

[estott]

Very nice!

It's nice to see one of the fancier Grafonolas, most of the ones I encounter are the cheaper plain ones.

[Jerry B.]

Victrolacollector, can you post photos of your machine? I find the decorated machines very interesting. Thanks, Jerry