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Here's a really interesting and difficult to find early disc phonograph accessory: the CONDON AUTOSTOP along with its often missing reproducer attachment. This hefty little accessory sits on top of the turntable spindle (and record) and when the reproducer reaches the user-adjusted area on the record where they want the turntable to stop, the pointer on the device will contact the reproducer attachment and the turntable will glide to a gentle stop using 3 soft circular rubber contact pads on the underside of the device. Sorry, that sentence was way too long but I wanted to give you an idea how it works.

This is in really nice condition and all you need to do is replace the three rubber pads which are original and dried out on it.

Here's a video graciously posted a while back by a Forum member so you can get an idea how one of these functions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ER2-yCyxKg

PM with interest. USPS shipping additional at cost.

Thanks,
Doug