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Thanks for checking your parts.

Also need the automatic stop rod

This has what you need, not sure if this helps though -https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-EDISON-OP ... SwGyZd5~wj

You can also try here-https://www.victroladoctor.com/

graynavarre wrote:This has what you need, not sure if this helps though -https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-EDISON-OP ... SwGyZd5~wj

You can also try here-https://www.victroladoctor.com/

Unfortunately, he is not parting it out and is not flexible
with his price. Thx for the tip

Try Victrola Doctor. I got a reproduction Opera rod from him a few years ago. You will need to get it copper plated though. After that you can use an aging solution on it.

graynavarre wrote:Try Victrola Doctor. I got a reproduction Opera rod from him a few years ago. You will need to get it copper plated though. After that you can use an aging solution on it.

No luck with George V

STILL LOOKING

Try Mark Gaisser (Croaking Frog on Ebay) He uses his name for his Forum ID.

I’ve been buying the automatic stop rods from Don Gfell (Sights & Sounds of Edison on the web) for many years. He always seems to have them in stock. Wyatt Marcus (micamonster on the TMF) does superb oxidizing.

Raphael

Raphael wrote:I’ve been buying the automatic stop rods from Don Gfell (Sights & Sounds of Edison on the web) for many years. He always seems to have them in stock. Wyatt Marcus (micamonster on the TMF) does superb oxidizing.

Raphael

Thx for the tip. Just bought a cygnet wood bell hanger from Don.
I didn't know he made the stop rods.