Edison B-19 Rescue

Victrolacollector · Post by **Victrolacollector** » Sat Mar 14, 2015 8:21 pm

I am curious, which machines are more common the rouge (reddish color) or Natural (Blonde) color B-19 Chalet?

flashpanblue · Post by **flashpanblue** » Sun Mar 15, 2015 8:32 am

Wow!! You did a great job! The B-19 is just a nice size restoration project to take on.
Pete

52089 · Post by **52089** » Sun Mar 15, 2015 10:08 am

Victrolacollector wrote:I am curious, which machines are more common the rouge (reddish color) or Natural (Blonde) color B-19 Chalet?

I find the rouge to be much more common than the "naturel". I jokingly refer to them as "fake mahogany" and "fake pine"

Post by **fran604g** » Tue Mar 24, 2015 11:40 am

dutchman wrote:A while back I bought this B-19 off Ebay. It was in really bad shape and came out of the box in several pieces. Looking at the sellers photos it was in bad shape and just what I was looking for to help pass the winter months. All the joints were loose, most of the top veneer missing, side veneer flapping in the wind, the top of the rear frame was broken off, grille missing, large section of the lid broken off, etc etc. I love rescuing these machines. here are a few pics of its rescue. I got a grille from Gramps treasures.

Funny, Dutchman: I was just re-aquainting myself with this thread and noticed this picture in your first post!

Coincidence, or an indication of original factory finish troubles?

This is a photo of mine, showing a very similar defect:

Best,
Fran

dutchman · Post by **dutchman** » Tue Mar 24, 2015 4:56 pm

That was me slopping the stripper on the lid.

Cheers

Bill K

briankeith · Post by **briankeith** » Wed Mar 25, 2015 4:56 pm

What is your address so I can start shipping you some machines to restore? And PS: Gramp's Treasures has made me many grills even on machines he has never heard of or seen. Amazing work

52089 · Post by **52089** » Wed Mar 25, 2015 6:25 pm

dutchman wrote:That was me slopping the stripper on the lid. Cheers

Bill K

Sorry, but after reading that, all I can think of is Archie Campbell's story of RinderCella who went to the bancy fall, met the pransome hince and then slopped her dripper...

dutchman · Post by **dutchman** » Wed Mar 25, 2015 6:59 pm

Bill K

dutchman · Post by **dutchman** » Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:15 pm

briankeith wrote:What is your address so I can start shipping you some machines to restore? And PS: Gramp's Treasures has made me many grills even on machines he has never heard of or seen. Amazing work

Gramp's Treasures - a man of few words - put a request in for this grill and didn't hear a peep until the grill arrived.

Really nice work. I have a 1B cabinet sitting in the shed which needs a grill. The cabinet was given to me after the motor and reproducer were stolen out of it. Who ever took the parts took the time to punch out the center of the grill. The rest of the cabinet is there. Thought about restoring it but haven't seen a motor for this in years.

Cheers

Bill K

Phonofreak · Post by **Phonofreak** » Thu Mar 26, 2015 9:44 pm

I'm a little late responding to the thread. Really nice work. You took a machine from the "dead" and made it into something nice and beautiful. Great job and well done.
Harvey Kravitz

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