Early "Class M" Style Cylinder Phonograph

Excellent with original pinstriping and patina. Includes speaking tube and recorder.

Edison Spring Motor Class M top works phonograph. SN 19978. Original Bettini reproducer Type R. Class M top works with nice original paint and striping. Oak case and lid with original finish and crank

Edison Triumph model D phonograph with early style cabinet with large black and gold banner decal. The cabinet and cover have their original limed oak finish which is lightly alligatored throughout. C

Edison Standard Phonograph with oak cabinet, cover and 14†brass bell horn, playing two minute cylinders, circa 1902.Early style with large banner decal. Original finish, completely refurbished. S

Approx. 6" x 9" x 6 1/4" tall

This example of Edison's Class M phonograph by the North American Phonograph Company is a truly historic piece in its large later style impressive oak cabinet having its original finish in good condit

Recreation for display only of an unusual machine originally built by Pathe from parts of a failed spring powered fan that the company made. It played both standard and salon cylinders. In overall VG

Machine with its elaborate cast iron bed plate has its original paint and is in overall good as found condition. The key wound string driven mechanism winds and runs and is in overall good original co

machine assembled from Columbia base and European works, play 4-minute indestructible cylinder with later brass bell horn, 12 in. L., 12 in. H., horn - 8 1/2 in. bell Diam.

From the Illustrated London News, August 4th, 1888, page 113, is a black and white etching of a seated Thomas Edison speaking into a Class M phonograph. In overall very good condition. Actual image si

C reproducer, shaver and crank. Has cover.

Complete with reproducer, brass bell horn, and crank

Original black paint in overall good condition as well as most of its original hardware. Nickel plating and black paint in good condition. From the Howard Hazelcorn Collection.

Pathé Aiglon No. 12 Phonograph, 1903 Early French cylinder phonograph, serial no. 26285, for 2-minute cylinders, Pathé Coq reproducer, aluminum horn, original lid with decal, working, with one cylin

Edison Opera cylinder phonograph, early Serial #1224. Oak cabinet with lid. Plays 4-minute Amberol cylinders on a recently rebuilt "Diamond A" reproducer. Original wood horn with grain-painted elbow.

Second Style Edison Concert Cylinder Phonograph, all original machine, good decal, average pinstriping, original crank and D reproducer in good condition, includes a solid brass horn 6" with 17" bell,

A disc machine. Cabinet, motor, turntable, record screw and horn tone arm support and tone arm. The bottom bracket to the tone arm support has been broken. There is no reproducer or crank

This unusual machine resembles an early Edison concert cylinder phonograph. Upper works and bedplate appear to be fabricated out of steel plate -not the usual castings. Brass carriage and mandrel. Ear

5 X 7 B&W photo of a young child listening to an early Edison electric cylinder phonograph through listening tubes. A second set of tubes goes off camera to an adult whose hands are visible in the pho

"Red Banner" on lid, 4-Latch, "C" wing reproducer, crank, shaver. SN-H6788

An early 20th century Edison Cylinder Phonograph. "Model H" in Oak case with original decals and painted metal horn. Includes two cylinders in good condition, two additional damaged cylinders and cyli

Early Standard Talking Machine Style X Phonograph and Horn

Nice early Edison Home Phonograph Cylinder Player. The player comes with the horn, crank, and six cylinders. The guts look to be all there, but the cylinder won't stay running. The serial number is H1

Nice early Edison Home Phonograph cylinder player. Player is in good condition with wear. Cabinet lid does have damage. Runs. Includes brass horn. Missing horn pole. The case measures approximately 16