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The Kenner Cylinder Jukebox -- http://blippee.com/blog/all-toys/jukebo ... ord-player

I remember spotting it in the 1972 Sears Wishbook Christmas Catalog, and kind'a, sort'a wanted it, but I was too old--at the time--for that sort of thing.
From: https://www.wishbookweb.com/


It actually didn't sound too bad for a toy -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM9YSzs09JE
(also -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-wG62D91AM )


OrthoFan

Very Cool and Interesting!

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Tony K.

Edison Collector/Restorer

I remember TV ads for that (or something like it)...

Bill

I searched eBay for Kenner Jukebox and saw a Disney-branded unit that looks similar. I will bet it works the same way.

VintageTechnologies wrote:I searched eBay for Kenner Jukebox and saw a Disney-branded unit that looks similar. I will bet it works the same way.

Yes, in fact, there was one that sold that shows the cylinder records -- http://www.ebay.com/itm/Walt-Disney-Sin ... 7675.l2557

OF

I notice that on the Disney record that it says "General Mills" below the title. That would've been some awesome cereal-box prize!

Jack

Actually, the last cylinder phonograph has not yet been made. You can currently purchase the Archeophone for only $30K. Actually, I find it amazing that 140 years after the invention of the tinfoil phonograph and 88 years after the last home entertainment cylinder phonograph was sold, you can still buy a new state-of-the-art cylinder machine and records.

Jim

a friend of mine has this one i thought it would be nice to see it in full color tino

tinovanderzwan wrote:a friend of mine has this one i thought it would be nice to see it in full color
tino

Hi Tino:

Many thanks for posting that. They certainly were colorful, and obviously well-built for so many to have survived.

OrthoFan