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First, I would like to thank all of the people who made purchases from me of reproducers and machines. THANK YOU.

Second, I sold all of those smaller things to buy this one larger thing that I've wanted for a long time. Here is a picture of it all wrapped up and waiting to be picked up on Thursday. Let's see if anyone can guess what it is. I will try to post pictures of it on Thursday evening

GOOD LUCK GUESSING !!!


Rich Gordon

That was fun. I picked it up today and just unpacked it. Now I have to find a place to put it.

Looks like a Hexaphone to me!

George P.

Depending if you are on N. Wood Ave or S Wood Ave----I guess it is something you wanted for a long time---One of those new fangled talking machines. Congratulations and what's next?

It looks about the correct size to be a great record cabinet. Is it a matching cabinet for a Victor V or VI? Jerry

Jerry B. wrote:It looks about the correct size to be a great record cabinet. Is it a matching cabinet for a Victor V or VI? Jerry

Don't you think a Vic. V or VI would slide off the slanted top..???. I mean, I'm just saying... .

gramophone78 wrote:

Jerry B. wrote:It looks about the correct size to be a great record cabinet. Is it a matching cabinet for a Victor V or VI? Jerry

Don't you think a Vic. V or VI would slide off the slanted top..???. I mean, I'm just saying... .

Isn't there's a gizmo for that?

James.

It does look slanted now that you mention it.
Jerry

Jerry B. wrote:It does look slanted now that you mention it.
Jerry

. That's OK, I would put a disc machine on it if it were mine.

I wonder what it is...???.

Ok, I'll take a shot and guess a Rosenfield illustrated song machine. That's what I expect to see under there!

D. Edwards

I know what it is, a Hexaphone 103.