Early Edison Diamond Disc Reproducer

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Re: Early Edison Diamond Disc Reproducer

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DGPros wrote:Well my A-250 is #1593 and it has the next, 4 screw bottom weight reproducer.If Frow is correct (page 114) that 1043 were sold by March 1913 and 50 scheduled per day, my machine was made some time in April 1913. So I would put your reproducer before that.(this is also the month the side louvers were eliminated)
You have a very nice A250!! Congratulations!
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Re: Early Edison Diamond Disc Reproducer

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I decided to sell this and it is posted in the Yankee Trader section:

http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... =9&t=28616

It is pretty cool, but not what I collect.

Thanks! Cliff
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