American Graphophone Co. “The Graphophone” Model BX.

The American Graphophone Co. Type N graphophone with Aluminum bell horn. Serial no. 7387.

Cylinder phonograph by American Graphophone Co. with horn and crank; Wooden case; Cylinder does rotate when activated with switch; Opening of horn measures approximately 18 3/4 Diameter inches; Wooden

AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE CO. TYPE ALate 19th century, serial #64271. Wooden cover with domed lid, also with aluminum "witches' horn", the crank included, not intact. Cover: 10.5" height

Original photo mounted to board from an American Graphophone Co. outing taken on the same day as lot 2052. Two men are holding up a banner with the date Aug 24th, 1915. Photo shows a group of women an

Original photo mounted to board from an American Graphophone Co. outing taken on the same day as lot 2053 which is dated Aug 24th, 1915. Photo shows a group of women and 3 men seated on a barge tied u

Mahogany American Graphophone Co number D table top disk record player, lacking reproducer, cranks and runs, 18-1/4"w x 21-1/2"d x 13-1/4"h

American Graphophone Co. Columbia Grafanola tabletop phonograph, oak case, original Columbia reproducer, tone arm, crank and rear elbow, front louvers work, company label on underside of base, circa e

Columbia Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Sole sales agents for the American Graphophone Co., New York. Oak Case with horn. 13"h. Condition: Good with use wear.

Columbia Phonograph Co. (sole sales agent for The American Graphophone Co.) oak cased Type B Graphophone cylinder phonograph, serial #117574, patented 1897, comes with its original horn and an extra h

Columbia Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Sole sales agents for the American Graphophone Co., New York. Oak case with horn. Accompanied with 24 cylinder records.13"h. Condition: Good with use wear.

Reuben Haskin's Trip Through the New York Subway. Descriptive - Henry Spencer talking. Grand Prize Paris, 1900 Very good condition - No chips Cracks or scratches. See photos. American Graphophone Co.

Amoureuse Waltz - Vienna Orchestra - Grand Prize Paris 1900, St. Louis, 1904 Very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. American Graphophone Co. paper label intact on reverse, See photos.

Columbia Phonograph Co. "The Graphophone", model AQ. Horn pat'd Aug. 22 '05.

Columbia Phonograph Co. Model BC graphophone with morning glory horn and supporting floor stand Patent July 16, 1901 - Feb 28, 1905. Serial no. 517? Horn with fabric covered exterior, 35" long, 24" di

"The Dictaphone" Type A, Model 7, s/n 37188, mfg by the Columbia Graphophone Co., New York, NY. First advertised in 1914. Has a 1925 metal hose and clear glass branded mouthpiece. 14" x 13" x 6". Engr

Graphophone Type AG phonograph manufactured by The American Phonograph Co. Washington D.C. with Red floral decorated morning glory horn with support stand. Serial no. 13407. (Horn" 30" long, 23" diame

"The Graphophone" manufactured by the American Phonograph Co. and sold by the Columbia Phonograph Co. From a Stuart, FL estate. Local Pick Up or Third Party Shipping Required.

Two Columbia phonographs, including: the Colombia model "Q", open mechanism design, paper labeling at base, nameplate reads "The Graphophone Type Q, American Graphophone Company New York, NY", replace

MODEL TYPE C # 220352 WITH HORN & 48 CYLINDERS, CIRCA 1890 - 1910 Dimensions: 17" X 11" X 6 1/2"

Music, American Graphophone w/Morning Glory horn, AT style, mfgd by The Columbia Phonograph Co.-NY & Paris, oak w/domed cover, VG+ wkg cond, 12"H x 12"W x 21"D w/horn attached.

Columbia Phonograph Co. New York, London Grand Prize Highest Possible Award Paris, 1900, St. Louis, 1904, Milan, 1906 Medley of American National Airs - Piccolo Solo. American Graphophone Company pape

27" tall.

Columbia Phonograph Co. Graphophone, quartersawn oak case with domed lid, oak and brass handle, roped molding at mid-section, stenciled label. Serial No. 709173. Last patent date 1897. Case 9-1/2"H x

Unissued certificate for 250 shares from July 1890 and stamped CANCELLED. International Graphophone would eventually be absorbed by the Edison Phonograph Works. A very scarce certificate in excellent