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Bill K

Looks to be a 1906-1907 Edison Standard Model "B" Phonograph. I have one identical to it. The horn looks like a much older repro horn...made from the '50's to the '70's.

The rest of the machine looks to be complete and original.

$300 cash and carry for that machine is a good deal today. A good deal for someone living close in the area...especially with the extra 13 2-minute cylinders.

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Tony K.

Edison Collector/Restorer

NEFaurora wrote:Looks to be a 1906-1907 Edison Standard Model "B" Phonograph. I have one identical to it. The horn looks like a much older repro horn...made from the '50's to the '70's.

The rest of the machine looks to be complete and original.

$300 cash and carry for that machine is a good deal today. A good deal for someone living close in the area...especially with the extra 13 2-minute cylinders.

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Tony K.

Edison Collector/Restorer

I agree with Tony.. A complete B machine with reproducer, horn, crank, and wax cylinders is a good buy at that price. Wax cylinders are cheap a $ 5.00 a pop so if you are interested go for it. The B machine is a work horse to and is easily converted to a 2/4 combination after the kit is purchased. Tom B

The last thing I need is another machine But I may tender a call tomorrow morning just for kicks. I'm not too far away..

Bill K