1904 Columbia Open Works Model AA Disc Gramophone Phonograph Player

For restoration, the reproducer needs needle holder. Cracked rubber and overall wear. Needs composition gear, missing crank. Measures 16" x 21" x 6" total with 8 1/2" diameter horn.

All original Columbia AA with 1/2" spindle marketed through Standard Talking Machine Company. Original cast iron base and tone arm support have 75% original paint and 25% original pinstriping with par

Front mount black horn, reproducer and cranks

Front mount black horn, reproducer and cranks

Open works machine, front mount black horn and crank

Machine with open works mechanism is in overall good as found condition. The open works mechanism has its original nickel plating which has some minor rust and pitting. See photos. The cast iron bed p

Open works, crank and reproducer. Original horn.

Complete unit with crank, horn and reproducer, open works

Open works disc phonograph with reproducer and brass bell horn

Nice Columbia AU open works phonograph with 14" Horn, brass elbow, and reproducer. 7" Turn table. In working condition. Includes original crank. Base 7.5" L x 6.25" D. Total Length 20" L x 10" W.

Columbia's only "open works" disc graphophone. Made with a cast iron base, which in this example, sits on a larger home-made oak base. Black 14" horn. Has 1/2" spindle for Standard records. Comes with

Open works, crank and reproducer. Original horn.

This machine in its mahogany cabinet has its original finish and is quite dirty and could use a good cleaning. The front sound louvers work properly. The reproducer and tone arm are in average conditi

circa 1900; early primitive open works machine with cast iron base and black tin horn, horn - 14 in. L., bell - 8 1/2 in Diam., turntable -7 in. Diam., base - 7 x 6 in.

Original mahogany finish. Gold hardware. Motor winds up and plays. Reproducer works. Includes record storage. See photos. Cabinet measures 22-1/2" W X 21-1/2" D X 48" T.

Art Deco portable record player with records, circa 1930, the metal suitcase opens to hold gramophone / phonograph and records, together with vintage vinyl records, including Columbia Presents "A Nigh

Vintage 1920's Working Edison Console Diamond Disc Player Phonograph "BC-34". Wood Finish Baby Console Model with a Center Door Opening to the Turn Table and Two Doors in Front that Open to Numbered R

Original Parlor Table Phonograph - 31.5" X 31.5" Mahogany - Round - Single Drawer Opens to Reveal Columbia Grafonola Disc Player - Opposite Side of Table Has Hinged Sound (Speaker) Doors (One of the F

Very nice working Columbia Disc Gramaphone Model AK 1564 phonograph with metal horn. The phonograph has a oak case and a 13-1/2" diameter horn. The case measures 12" wide x 12" deep x 7" tall.

This is one of Columbia's key-wind, open-works graphophones, also known as the "Eagle" because of its $10 price. It is an early 2-minute phonograph with an 8"diameter aluminum horn. SN 412431. From th

An example of Columbia's unique shaped, open works cylinder graphophone with its black cast iron base and a 10" black conical horn. Comes with a copy of a 1904 magazine ad for it. From the John Peel C

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

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

Four Phonographs, c. 1900 1) Columbia Graphophone type Q, no. 616672, nickel-plated, motor works, reproducer damaged, without horn. - 2) Pathé model Coq, for 2-minute cylinders, with adapter for