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Posted: **Wed Jun 11, 2014 11:47 am**

edisonplayer wrote:I have a C-250 with the Duncan Stop in my living room.Mine has a mahogany cabinet.I got it from Jerry Donnell in 2002.My sister Grace,my mom,and I took a one day trip in her Ford truck to pick it up.We also picked up a Credenza that Jerry gave me.The C-250 has a paper with the history tacked in the horn compartment.It was purchased by Minerva Witz in Washington,DC in 1919.Minnie got it from E.F Droop and Sons.Jerry would be pleased that I have it.edisonplayer

Edisonplayer, did you participate in my C250/19 database? I don't recall seeing your information. If you haven't, I would appreciate it if you could take the time to help me out with my research at this link:

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... =2&t=16837

Many thanks,

Fran

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2014 12:21 am**

Frank, your home sounds great! I have a fondness for the year 1917 also as my dad was born that year and I even have a 1917 Chippendale C-250 in mahogany. In contrast, I live in one those California 21st century Mediterranean style stucco with Spanish tile roof suburban developments in So. Calif. I'm sure my Edison would go better in your house!

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