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It's an Edison Diamond Disk reproducer, but the seller has no clue.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OLDER-VTG-ANTIQ ... OSwL7VWnFz~
OLDER VTG ANTIQUE NICKEL PLATED BRASS VICTROLA?
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audiophile102
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OLDER VTG ANTIQUE NICKEL PLATED BRASS VICTROLA?
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JerryVan
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Re: OLDER VTG ANTIQUE NICKEL PLATED BRASS VICTROLA?
Why is it such a shock that some average Joe/Josephine doesn't know about this stuff? How and why should they? Not everyone is as weird as us/me.
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melvind
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Re: OLDER VTG ANTIQUE NICKEL PLATED BRASS VICTROLA?
Good price for what looks to be a working Diamond Disc reproducer I would say.
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fran604g
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Re: OLDER VTG ANTIQUE NICKEL PLATED BRASS VICTROLA?
Agreed, although I couldn't see the stylus very well from the photos. It's a gun-metal finish.melvind wrote:Good price for what looks to be a working Diamond Disc reproducer I would say.
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