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What a monstrosity....but its as the seller say's... "A HIGH-GRADE SIGN OF uniqueness VERY rare Columbia style antique His Master Voice grand table two horn gramophone with all original parts."
eBay Item #171378351477

When a description knows how to be worse than its item!

Talk about rare... When was the last time you saw a machine like this? It's the super hard to find version with the crank under the turntable... As beautiful as it is, there is one drawback... It will be a needle in a haystack search to find the matching cabinet...

Wow, a Poly-crap Holy Crap And for that price you get two for the price of one
Harvey Kravitz

STEREO!!!

People can have real history--but they prefer fiction instead.

Now, why don't people part out stuff like THIS??? One of these days we're going to see a parted-out Crapohone with this description:

"Authentic wooden Victor Columbia Edisonic horn bell with sound control door"

You should see the yootoob vids of some wanna-be Edison & his dual horns - connected with about 8 feet of vacuum cleaner hose ! Oy vey.

pughphonos wrote:People can have real history--but they prefer fiction instead.

Now, why don't people part out stuff like THIS??? One of these days we're going to see a parted-out Crapohone with this description:

"Authentic wooden Victor Columbia Edisonic horn bell with sound control door"

Looks like an authentic Spike Jones latrinophone. Very rare!

Henry wrote:

pughphonos wrote:People can have real history--but they prefer fiction instead.

Now, why don't people part out stuff like THIS??? One of these days we're going to see a parted-out Crapohone with this description:

"Authentic wooden Victor Columbia Edisonic horn bell with sound control door"

Looks like an authentic Spike Jones latrinophone. Very rare!

I'd love to have one...but I'm afraid my wife would always be nagging me for leaving the lid up!