Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph Player ca. 1899.

Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph Player ca. 1899. Large, Heavy Player that Used 5" Wax Cylinder Records. In Beautiful Condition. A truly fine Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph with handsome oak base (w

Ca. 1899. Model D reproducer. 72" all brass horn with a 28" bell. Original floor crane. SN-C2525

Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph, Great Eye Appeal and In Overall Very Clean Condition ca. 1900s. Standard Edison Player with original crank, including 5 wax cylinders for display appeal, a tin of Pa

Thomas Edison Concert phonograph. (Serial no. c2658) with metal and wood cygnet horn and floor stand. Patent date May 31, 1889. With Edison licensed reproducer #140571.

A Thomas Edison Phonograph Wax Cylinder Player, body G-VG, the unit appears to function, mechanism may require a service, with reproduction horn,

Antique Thomas A. Edison Standard Phonograph. Ca. 1903 (latest patent date). American, early 20th century. This piece does work and play. Plays cylinder records. Minor cosmetic marks and discoloration

Thomas Edison Home Phonograph Cylinder Player, serial number H81067, complete with cover, horn and crank, included 37 cylinders in original containers, a reproduction instruction book and a guide book

with case works needs new belt they sell it on eBay Size 13"H X 13"W X 8 1/2"D Thomas Edison Cylinder phonograph with horn 1899

Thomas Edison Amberola 30 phonograph cylinder player and Aeolian crank organ. 2 pieces. 15x15x12 in.

Antique Thomas Edison 1900 Standard Phonograph Fabulous antique find! Comes with 12 music cylinders, various Untested and may need repairs Measurements exclude phonograph and only measures wooden box

THOMAS EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH ELEC RECORD PLAYER

Antique Thomas Edison Amberola 30 Phonograph Cylindrical record/music player with 1 record cylinder Phonograph turns the record cylinder, but no music plays. May need repairs

Thomas Edison Phonograph with black painted metal tube 12 x 8 tube is 22in. sold with old inovation rcord player approx. 13 x 13 inches

Realistic phonograph facade / reproduction made to emulate the real Edison machine. Model 177. Radio works when plugged in. Cassette player is untested. Measures 11" x 17" x 8 3/4". With the horn atta

ANTIQUE EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH, ca 1896 Signed Metal plate reads ‘ THOMAS A. EDISON ET ALS ORANGE, NJ ‘ with manufactured dates of 1896, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1906. Serial no 319532. Enclo

Edison Fireside Phonograph, cylinder player, model B, manufactured by Thomas A. Edison Inc. at Orange NJ, with wood horn. All items sold as is, all sales final, contact us if you need more information

Collection of 49 Edison cylinder phonograph records. Ca. late 19th - early 20th century. These wax cylinders were played on an early iteration of the phonograph, designed by Thomas Edison. Most of the

Edison B-100 disk player. Wind-up phonograph mfg. by Thomas Alva Edison Co. Mounted in an oak case and comes with the original stand. Working and in very good antique condition, (age to finish). Measu

Edison Home Phonograph Model C. Phonograph was produced by Thomas A. Edison at Orange, NJ. Music player has crank style handle included in case. Does not contain horn or cylinders. Housed in wood case

An antique 19th Century Edison Home Phonograph produced by Thomas A. Edison at West Orange, NJ. Wood case featuring articulated handle to top, opposing latch closures to sides, and mechanism to interi

Columbia Phonograph, Co: The Graphophone. Nice Condition, Mechanics Operating and Painted Details Intact, Very Appealing Player ca.1890s. Compared to the Edison players in this auction, this Graphopho

Repro Crosley Radio Edison Home Phonograph. Red Crosley 6 3/4" T x 13" W x 14" D. Radio and phonograph work. The Thomas Collection Edition Radio and Cassette player: Approx. 19 1/2" T x 17 1/2" D x 12

THOMAS EDISON PHONOGRAPH H 9", W 14":Thomas A Edison phonograph having a red painted metal horn, measuring H 21", an attaching lid, and handle crank at one side. Marked "Trade A101450". Along with box

A lot of two Thomas Edison phonographs. Each having plates noting serial numbers, one marked for Signet II. The cased phonograph: 14.5" x 18" x 12.25" The second phonograph: 14" x 18" x 12"