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This attachment is designed for the Edison Triumph Phonograph and consists of a new carriage sleeve and back rod that are substituted for the original parts and a cam bracket that clamps to the back rod. The purpose of this attachment is to retard the feed of the reproducer thus allowing the stylus to match the feed of shrunken Indestructible cylinders so that jumping of the stylus does not occur. It only fits the Edison Triumph Phonograph - any model. Installation is quite easy and if you can remove your back rod, slide off original carriage and separate the carriage from the nickel plated carriage sleeve then you are 95% done. I think the photos should explain much about the installation. If you would like to buy one, send me a PM and I will let you know how to pay - also, how much the postage will be. I will need to know what model Triumph you intend to use it on as there are are slight differences in the models and I will need to just drill a couple holes to match the model.
The first photo shows the new carriage sleeve installed and the cam bracket left off.
Dan Zalewski