The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

Good candidate for restoration. Lid is quite nice. Gears and feed screw are fine. No winding key or reproducer. Spring needs attention. Governor is complete and spins nicely. Some bed plate paint flaking. Dusty, dirty and needs some attention. Just as I found it years ago and exactly what I paid for it myself. PM with interest. USPS shipping extra and at cost. Packed securely. Thanks.

Doug

PS.

Harvey: there is no patent plate on the mandrel.

That's a really late model Q. In 1907, machines were designated as either the Columbia Disc or Columbia Graphophone. Does this machine have the mandrel tag on the end?
Harvey Kravitz