The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

Our living room sort of blends into the dining room, but in the living room/dining room I currently have an oak C-250, an early oak Victrola XIV, a Victor IV on a record cabinet, a Victrola XVI in Circassian walnut, a mahogany VTLA flat-top, a VIctrola 8-35, a Victrola XVI in American walnut, a Victor XXV, a Victrola in a custom cholla cactus cabinet, a mahogany Herzog Amberola I-A, an oak Pooley Amberola I-A, a mahogany Columbia Grafonola Elite, a mahogany Columbia Symphony Grand, a Victrola 8-7, a mahogany Edison A-150, a low-trunnion Columbia Type AT, an Edison Model C GEM, and an oak Regina music box on a Herzog base.

VE-XVII
Victor E with larger horn and adapter.
Victor MS (oak IV)
Edison Drip Pan Gem with aftermarket case.
Victor 2 Door Credenza with brass reproducer.
Modern Audio Technica turntable into Bose System.
Yamaha Disclavier Player Piano
Miniature Old Fashioned Victrola - World's Smallest That Actually Plays. 6 Hits (records).

bob stutz

Only three in the living room—Credenza, Amberola 30, and Home D. The dining room has six though—2-door Credenza, VV-XVIII, Sonora Philharmonic, Vitaphone 100, VV-210, and Victor VI. There are another two in the entry hall and three in the small front parlor.