The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-Custom-Tab ... 3f14bf9b8f

or item: 270931041167

Honestly...where do these people dream up these stories

As the story goes: "If it had the original patina it would be worth $x, but since you polished it, it is only worth $x/1000."

Does that fact that it has been polished up detract from whatever value it has?

The essential BS of the storyline is along these lines: "In 2012 an austrian millionaire comissioned Dell to build him a computer with a 10MB hard drive, 640K memory and a monochrome screen....."

just would not happen. In the 1930's horn phonographs were already "old technology"

Believe it... or not!

I like it!

There is so much BS from this story, I need to get out my hip waders.
Harvey Kravitz

Those Indians are very talented, aren't they?

SignatureSeriesOwner wrote:I like it!

I'd kind of like it. Except for what looks like the usual crapo reproducer, the clumsy way the arm is crimped, and the general construction of how the arm mates the horn. It's one to haul around in the back of the taco truck.

Shinola or something else?