Edison Standard Phonograph with Cylinder Records

EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH CYLINDER RECORD PLAYER WITH SMALL HORN. RUNS BUT DOES NOT PLAY.

Edison standard phonograph cylinder record player having oak case with Morning Glory metal speaker. Crank and motor working.

In working order Edison Standard Cylinder Record Phonograph. Circa 1905. Comes with a case of 37 records. (Horn Dimensions 14" long, 6 7/8" in diameter) Condition - Case and metal work have some wear.

Edison Standard Phonograph cylinder player with horn, stand & records, Serial number 524779, in working condition, cylinder rolls included include some damaged ones, rolls as is, player good.

Edison Standard Phonograph with case / lid and cylinder records thomas edison trademark . Size: 14 h with horn , case is 11.5 x 9.5

Edison Standard Phonograph with nine (9) Edison and Everlasting cylinder records. Also, a Laura Ashley vintage Tea Towel unused. Lot measures approximately 16 in. x 16 in. x 14 in. Weighs 20 lbs. If l

This is a nice example of an Edison Standard phonograph in all original condition. The phonograph comes with its original crank, new needle and 15 cylinder records. Winds easily with a good, firm moto

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

Cylinder player with domed lid and decal, serial no. 419933, with TTC "Morning Glory" horn. Turns on. Some dings. Overall 32"h. Includes Edison Amberol and Gold Moulded wax cylinder records (5), jazz

Music, Edison Standard Phonograph w/horn, oak case w/domed cover, VG+ cond w/orig dark surface, comes w/cylinder records as shown, 12"H x 12"W x 9"D.

Edison Standard Phonograph in oak case. Shows original paint, pinstripe, mandrel and horn. Comes complete with 10 cylinder records. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 15" x 9" x 20 - 3/4".

Edison oak standard Model C cylinder record player. Comes with 29 boxed records. With near original Edison standard phonograph decal. Small horn is a contemporary reproduction. See photos. From the No

Edison Standard Phonograph, serial number 310612, oak case with domed lid, black tin horn, twenty cylinder records in boxes, last patent date, Nov 17, 1903, 13" x 9 1/2" x 12'. CONDITION: one lid of c

MODEL D WITH MORNING GLORY HORN--WEAR TO HORN--HAS A FEW RECORDS--WORKS BUT COULD USE ADJUSTING

Edison Standard Model C Phonograph. Oak case, very good condition. Minor wear to pinstriping. Mechanically runs, good sound. Includes 12 wax cylinder records. 13"x10"x11"

Nice, complete machine. Has 90%+ double stripe on bed plate. Model C reproducer. Comes with 14" black and brass bell replacement horn and six 2 minute black wax cylinder records.

Circa 1900. Edison Standard cylinder phonograph. Wind up spring motor. Plays 2 minute records. Model C reproducer in good condition. Black and brass bell horn. Good painting on bed plate. Edison decal

Equipped with 2 and 4-minute gearing, the Model D could play the new 4-minute Amberol records introduced in 1908, as well as the owner's existing collection of 2-minute cylinders. This combination 2 a

Edison Standard Model B Cylinder Phonograph. Complete and working with the horn, crank, and two black Edison wax cylinder records. Overall the phonograph measures approx. 11-1/2" tall x 13" across x 9

Antique Edison Oak Case Standard Cylinder Phonograph. SN- 628216. With crank and gem paneled horn. Including fourteen cylinder records. 1"h. x 13"w. x 9"d. Condition: Good with minor wear, some veneer

Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph with horn and box of 24 cylinders. Serial number S317625. 1903. United States. Case: 11 1/8in H x 13in W x 9 1/2in D; Horn: 31in H, 22 1/2in diam Condition: Very good

Edison Banner home phonograph cylinder record player with oak case and standard horn speaker. Crank and motor working.

Edison Cylinder Phonograph with Horn, standard model "D", serial #655245, oak domed lid travel case: black and brass horn, 13 1/2"l, 7"d, 13" x 12" x 9 1/2", plus twenty cylinder records. CONDITION: S

first introduced in 1898 and stopped production in 1913. Includes additional cylinder rolls and some empty sleeves. This is likely a EDISON STANDARD MODEL “A” – NEW STYLE CASE due to the curved