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http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/atq/5743396325.html
Seattle area I think.

Dwheels wrote:http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/atq/5743396325.html
Seattle area I think.

a Two Door credenza, and it appears to have some of the original albums.

Of course it was made by RCA in 1906...

If it weren't in Seattle, it would be mine.

Excellent price! Machine looks good and the reproducer looks like a brass one.

It's a good thing I don't have money or the space. Though if I get the shop insulated one day... hmmm.
Hope it goes to a good home.

I finally sprung for it. The seller sent me a photo of the back of the reproducer which confirmed it was brass, so I figured why not? The motor winds but chugs a bit. Cabinet is in decent shape. Serial number is 1394. Someone else had looked at it. Came with six binders in average shape. A few records. I paid their asking price.

miker2001 wrote:I finally sprung for it. The seller sent me a photo of the back of the reproducer which confirmed it was brass, so I figured why not? The motor winds but chugs a bit. Cabinet is in decent shape. Serial number is 1394. Someone else had looked at it. Came with six binders in average shape. A few records. I paid their asking price.

If it chugs sometimes that will work out after using the motor a while- mine thumped slightly when I got it, but a knowledgeable collector advised me not to be too quick to take it apart.

Here are some photos.

Posted via my iPhone, which has a mind of its own.

Looks great, nice to see someone here able to grab it.