SOLD: Edison Home D w/Horn & Crane: NEW PRICE: $500
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:52 am
This is the third of four machines I'm selling for a friend.
This machine can be delivered by me to the Wayne NJ show on Oct. 12 & 13. I can also bring any machines to the Union show in June 2020. I have a number of friends who travel pretty regularly, and we can probably make arrangements for delivery through them as well.
This Edison Home Model D is equipped with an H Reproducer for playing 4-minute records. The entire machine was adjusted and the mainspring replaced about 10 years ago. It plays flawlessly.
As you can see in the pictures, it's a very clean example.
The flower horn is a product of the Tea Tray Company, and is in very nice original condition. I found this horn in an antique shop way out in the hinterlands in 2007. I was struck by the additional silver border inside. Close examination will show that the border was not applied at the Tea Tray factory, but rather by a steady-handed artist long, long ago. This paint is very old. I considered removing it, but it's so well done and so unusual, I left it. My friend was equally attracted to it and talked me out of it so he could display it on this Home. The entire horn is in very nice condition, as you can see.
The crane is a quality Sitko nickel-plated reproduction Edison crane.
Click twice on the pictures to enlarge them.
Thanks for looking!
George P.
This machine can be delivered by me to the Wayne NJ show on Oct. 12 & 13. I can also bring any machines to the Union show in June 2020. I have a number of friends who travel pretty regularly, and we can probably make arrangements for delivery through them as well.
This Edison Home Model D is equipped with an H Reproducer for playing 4-minute records. The entire machine was adjusted and the mainspring replaced about 10 years ago. It plays flawlessly.
As you can see in the pictures, it's a very clean example.
The flower horn is a product of the Tea Tray Company, and is in very nice original condition. I found this horn in an antique shop way out in the hinterlands in 2007. I was struck by the additional silver border inside. Close examination will show that the border was not applied at the Tea Tray factory, but rather by a steady-handed artist long, long ago. This paint is very old. I considered removing it, but it's so well done and so unusual, I left it. My friend was equally attracted to it and talked me out of it so he could display it on this Home. The entire horn is in very nice condition, as you can see.
The crane is a quality Sitko nickel-plated reproduction Edison crane.
Click twice on the pictures to enlarge them.
Thanks for looking!
George P.
