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Lets get ready for some upcoming shows - Wayne, Stantons, Midwest. All items below can be delivered to any of these shows, free of charge!!!!
Take a look, there's some great stuff here ready for you!!! Contact me at [email protected]
I also have some extra original Edison and Columbia coin-op parts. Email me for details.
Edison Amberola VIII SOLD
A not commonly found Amberola that ceased to be produced after the 1915 Edison fire. Much higher end in cabnitry and motor than the later Amberola 30. This one is in as found condition, which is EXCELLENT! The motor runs strong (A new spring was put in). The reproducer is very loud with a really good diamond - just exceptional. Original finish nice paint, great penstriping. The gear cover is an excellent replacement. Priced to sell at $350.00
Edison Triumph Model E
A very uncommon Triumph to find, this is a Model E. It is a 2/4 minute machine with the cygnet back bracket. It is in as found condition, ready for you to spruce up to look fantastic. The case has original finish with no veneer issues on the lid. The motor meshes and appears to be excellent, but it has a broken spring(s). The Diamond B reproducer is very loud with a really good diamond. The bedplate is in excellent condition with way above average original penstriping and paint. The bearing, commonly frozen on these machines is great, the mandrel turns freely and it easily changes between 2 and 4 minutes. Cleaned up, this machine would be a fantastic addition to your colleciton Priced to sell at $725.00
A very uncommon set to find. The earliest Edison Model B reproducers were made to be an upgrade to an Edison Automatic. Therefore, they did not have a notch in the body as a Model C, or even later Model B's. These are very uncommon to find. Even more uncommon, is the matching recorder- Again no notch, meant to replace the Edison Automatuc recorder. Both of these only work in early carriages with out the pin at 12:00 that accepts the notch. Both are in really nice conditions with good jewels and fully functional. Both come in a box. The recorder box is missing one side. A fantastic set, ready for your collection. The pair is Priced to sell at $425.00
A good copy of a hard-to-find Edison Diamond Disc. Only issued to dealers at Christmas, the Bunch At Orange contains the voices of leadership at Edison, including Mr. Edison himself. This one is nice, it has a few light scratch as shown on the pictures, but plays well, with a couple small edge chips that do not effect play at all. Not a mint copy for sure, but nice Priced to sell at $250.00
Why are the early, super nice and fancy, Columbia machines many times missing their turntables? Well, some were potmetal and have disinigrated, others must have just slipped off over time. The fact is they are very, very hard to find!!! Here is a guaranteed original Columbia 7" turntable. This one came off of a Columbia AJ top wind machine. It retains the original felt and is ready to be placed on a worthy machine. Priced to sell at $225.00
Nice original Edison oil can, has original Edison paper on the bottom Priced to sell at $25.00
Nice Edison Blue Amberols. All play very well and are ready to play on your machine! Priced at various to sell
- Special H - Original borrect box and lid - Tramp, Tramp Tramp - Harlan and Stanley
- 1949 Come Josephine in your Flying Machine - Ada Jones and Billy Murray
- 3139 Pack Up Your Troubles in your Old Kit Bag and Smile... Helen Clark and Chorus - The Happiness Boys
- 3649 Ja Da, Ja Da, Ja Da Ja Da Jing Jing Ging - Arthur Fields and Billy Murray
- 4877 Cuddle Me Up - Fox Trot and SONG ... Kaplans Melodists
- 5006 As a Porcupine Pines for his Pork - The Happiness Boys
- 5052 She's Comin Round the Mountain - Vernon Dalhart SOLD
- 5060 The Old Gray Mare - The Happiness Boys
- 5064 Cecelia Foxtrot - Billy Wynns's Orchestra
- 5156 Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again Foxtrot - Tennessee Happy Boys
- 5178 Bye Bye Blackbird - National Male Quartette
- 5183 Talking to the moon - Frolickers
- 5239 There's a New Star in Heaven Tonight (Rudolf Valentino) - Vernon Dalhart
- 5356 Lucky Lindy - Vernon Dalhart
- 5389 Moonbeem Kiss her for Me Fox Trot - Markel's Orchestra
- 5418 What to we do on a dew dew dewy Day Foxtrot - Clyde Doerr and Orchestra
- 5448 Baby Feet Go Pitter Patter Foxtrot Irwin Abram and his Orchestra
- 5548 The East Bound Train - Ernest V Stoneman SOLD
