The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

Selling the Dr. Z collection has been quite a time-consuming challenge for me, with about 600 items removed from his houses, and initially filling 8 storage units. We are now down to just over 100 items remaining in just one unit. Many of the sales can be directly attributed to Forum members who learned about the collection on a previous post.

All of the remaining item asking prices have now been re-evaluated and downward revisions have been made on almost every one. If you've been thinking about any of them, this is the time to act, there are some real bargains to be had.

Here's a link to the web page, please be sure to refresh your browser so it shows the new prices:

http://www.musicaltreasuresofmiami.com/ ... ction.html

I do have additional pictures on most of the items. When the pictures were taken I did test each piece, but prior to shipment I would again check everything out to ensure that all is working properly.

I cannot take anything to Union, as I fly in and out, and my trucker won't be back here until after the show. But, as you know, I can ship anything, anywhere.


Raphael

Looks like I need to make another visit. Still several great machines available.
Joe

I had an email outage yesterday for about 12 hours, resulting in some emails never getting to me. Some members kindly re-sent their inquiries later in the day. If you sent something that wasn't responded to, please just do the same. Despite these technical problems, two phonographs and a large grandfather clock were sold and removed from the website.

Raphael

Due to an unexpected development, my shipper (Mike Patella) will be at my house this week before heading to Union. So, it will be possible to arrange delivery to Union on any item if a quick deal is made. Mike is very reasonable and reliable, we have worked together for many years, and he is a close personal friend. (That's why you'll always see (and hear) us arguing at Union or wherever we end up together, ha ha).

Raphael

The weather forecast today called for a lousy rainy day. In order to change the forecast I decided to visit Raphael and see what I can't live without. I came home with a couple of great machines at very fair prices. As previous trips I saw things that I don't remember from previous trips. Bottom line, there is still a good selection of nice machines here. Thanks for the much needed coffee this morning, Raphael.
Joe