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Found a Brunswick Panatrope Exponential Type 10-7. It is in working condition and in fairly good condition. Quite a bit shorter than my Edison. Came with just over 50 records and a 12" record. It is pretty loud with no volume control except closing the doors . Knobs are wrong and it might be missing the arm that attaches to the reproducer arm to auto stop the turn table. Where is a good place to find info on Brunswick motor and tonearm adjustment/repair?
Suggestions on cleaning the metal parts with? Not sure what they are.
Got to love those sideways pictures... oh well
Danny

Very nice! I bet that sounds great. Is that a Seville? I have a Cortez and it's the nicest sounding machine I've ever seen.

Not sure of model beyond what it says on the medallion. A google search pretty much makes it seem like it is a Seville.
Thanks

It's a Seville. I have an identical one, except some past owner chopped off the legs. It was made in 1925. It sounds great - really loud with a loud needle and the doors open!

Bob

Congrats!!! That looks just like the Seville I used to have years ago. The playback was almost as good as a Credenza, very loud and clear.

You'll want to replace those medicine cabinet door pulls!