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I would grab that one fast!
Brunswicks are great machines and so ornate!

That IS a beauty! edisonplayer

Here is one I bought based on online pictures at an auction about 2 hours away. When I arrived to fetch it, there was a coat of brown paint on it that was not discernible in the pictures. So, it has been redone but due to it's scarcity I am not too unhappy that ended up being the case. Oh yea, the grill damage was visible, but I didn't figure it was all that distracting

These are beautiful machines and you don't find them often. I saw one of these in oak a few years back and it was a real show stopper.

phonogal wrote:These are beautiful machines and you don't find them often. I saw one of these in oak a few years back and it was a real show stopper.

I have a Model 22 in oak & they are beautiful.......I love playing D.Discs on it!
This machine gets played more than any machine I have.....
Iowa Dale

Hit of the Week wrote:

phonogal wrote:These are beautiful machines and you don't find them often. I saw one of these in oak a few years back and it was a real show stopper.

I have a Model 22 in oak & they are beautiful.......I love playing D.Discs on it!
This machine gets played more than any machine I have.....
Iowa Dale

Would love to see pictures. You should post it as a featured phonograph.

phonogal wrote:

Hit of the Week wrote:

phonogal wrote:These are beautiful machines and you don't find them often. I saw one of these in oak a few years back and it was a real show stopper.

I have a Model 22 in oak & they are beautiful.......I love playing D.Discs on it!
This machine gets played more than any machine I have.....
Iowa Dale

Would love to see pictures. You should post it as a featured phonograph.

Maybe later on....I restored all the mechanical's, but haven't finished the cabinet or grill.....grill is typically delaminated in places & I have to make a couple of small curly- ques. Always projects!

Iowa Dale