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Not mine but this looks pretty nice. These are rarely seen with the record box underneath.
Ebay item number 322195435774

It looks pretty nice. I have one in mahogany in very nice condition and it plays really great. The cabinet holds 32 records.

Rich Gordon

This is also on Western Mass. CL for the same price. An additional photo shows the box is pretty full of records.

I can't believe that there have been no bidders on this Edison A100 with the record cabinet. The cabinets are seldom seen. The price I believe is a steal.

Rich Gordon

I still can't believe that there are no bids on this Edison A100 with the 32 compartment record cabinet with a starting bid of $195.00. This is the current link.

http://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Ediso ... dison+a100

I added this to my collection yesterday. It plays very good. I only had to tighten the little screw on the auto brake and polished it last night with some orange oil,it looks grate.
Anyone know about the Record Box. Was it an original item or after purchase ?
Thank You

NE-VICTOR-MAN wrote:I added this to my collection yesterday. It plays very good. I only had to tighten the little screw on the auto brake and polished it last night with some orange oil,it looks grate.
Anyone know about the Record Box. Was it an original item or after purchase ?
Thank You

It's an after-purchase item. The A100 from the factory has only the shelf. Very handy to have with that machine! Congrats!

I seem to see when a large item is pick up only they limit their number of bidders.. There have been some nice hors on E bay I liked but were local pic up only. Hard for someone one the East coast to pick up an item on the west coast and visa versa. Tom B

tomb wrote:I seem to see when a large item is pick up only they limit their number of bidders.. There have been some nice hors on E bay I liked but were local pic up only. Hard for someone one the East coast to pick up an item on the west coast and visa versa. Tom B

There are numerous companies that will ship items like phonographs door-to-door for a fairly reasonable fee. Try uship.com to get rough estimates. It's actually a sort of reverse auction site where companies compete on price to get your business.

There is also quite a network of delivery people here who will take a machine to Union or Wayne or other show and/or bring machines back, for a reasonable fee. Virtually every time I go to Wayne, I bring something I've sold, sometimes to someone who will pick it up there, sometimes to someone who will shuttle it to some other show, or even deliver it in person.