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The earliest crank for the Type C is a slip-on type, and apparently featured a straight throw. Note the hole in the throw at the shoulder. My Type C is early, so I'd LOVE to find this one:
George P.
WANTED: Graphophone Crank
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WANTED: Graphophone Crank
I have a Type C Graphophone with an incorrect crank. I'm be most grateful if someone would part with an extra crank that looks like either of these illustrated below:
The earliest crank for the Type C is a slip-on type, and apparently featured a straight throw. Note the hole in the throw at the shoulder. My Type C is early, so I'd LOVE to find this one:
The second style is also a slip-on, but with angles in the throw and a long, slender wooden handle painted black. It still has a hole at the shoulder. I'd be very happy with this one too:
This second style evolved into the type used with the BC, which has a very angular throw and is a screw-in crank. However, the slender, black handle was retained, so I thought I'd show it. All these cranks are rather large.
If anyone has one of the cranks pictured in the catalogs above and they don't need it, I'd be very happy and grateful to hear from you.
George P.
The earliest crank for the Type C is a slip-on type, and apparently featured a straight throw. Note the hole in the throw at the shoulder. My Type C is early, so I'd LOVE to find this one:
The second style is also a slip-on, but with angles in the throw and a long, slender wooden handle painted black. It still has a hole at the shoulder. I'd be very happy with this one too:
This second style evolved into the type used with the BC, which has a very angular throw and is a screw-in crank. However, the slender, black handle was retained, so I thought I'd show it. All these cranks are rather large.
If anyone has one of the cranks pictured in the catalogs above and they don't need it, I'd be very happy and grateful to hear from you.
George P.
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Re: WANTED: Graphophone Crank
George, Will the crank off of a late AH or a BI crank work? The second crank looks very similar to it.
Harvey Kravitz
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Re: WANTED: Graphophone Crank
Harvey, it must be a slip-on crank. I believe the AH and BI are threaded.Phonofreak wrote:George, Will the crank off of a late AH or a BI crank work? The second crank looks very similar to it.
Harvey Kravitz
George P.
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Re: WANTED: Graphophone Crank
Bump.
Anyone?
I'd surely appreciate any help with this.
George P.
Anyone?
I'd surely appreciate any help with this.
George P.
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Re: WANTED: Graphophone Crank
Another bump...
George P.
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