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Here we have another really nice machine. Again, I have only dusted off the dirt. It is an Edison Triumph in the earliest green oak case. This one has the square corners, indicating an early case. Even more special, there is a neat celluloid dealer tag! The tag reads "Jacot Music Box Co 39 Union Square New York." As well, see the last picture below. This is a very respectable machine. The motor is strong. All gears mesh well, and it runs very quiet with good solid springs. The upper works are really clean with most of the pen-striping present. There is a little belt slippage that should be able to be corrected with a tighter belt, or tighten the pulley. I'm leaving all the fine adjustments up to the new owner! There is original finish throughout. The case is very nice with an excellent decal. And again, a super cool dealer tag! There are no extra holes or any veneer damage on the lid. It could look even better with a little cleaning. There is no horn. The original square hole crank and a very nice early model C reproducer complete this machine.
The great news, its very reasonable. SOLD
This is a highly desirable machine at a great price!