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) but who made it? My guess is that it is an "Art Model" from the late 1910's.What's this?
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What's this?
This machine is clearly well built (and so is the young lady sitting on it ) but who made it? My guess is that it is an "Art Model" from the late 1910's.
) but who made it? My guess is that it is an "Art Model" from the late 1910's.- Attachments
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Re: What's this?
One of the Columbia Period models Early English P-2, 1917, $625. You can see the top of the Columbia reproducer and the Columbia decal, and the typical speaker door that folds down and slides into the cabinet used to turn the machine on.
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