Columbia 20th Century Cylinder Record #85044

No. 85044 "College Life" In good condition with very light mold, incorrect titled box.

No. 85121 "That Welcome on the Mat Ain't Meant for Me" Overall good condition, correct titled box.

No. 85093 "The Musical Yankee" In very good condition, incorrect titled box.

No. 85048 Silver Heels - Two Step. In overall good condition with just a few small mold specks. No cracks. In correct box with no lid.

No. 85143 "Medley Two Step" In fair condition with crack halfway through. Incorrect titled box.

No. 85151 "Bringing in the Sheaves" In fair condition with a crack halfway through the record. Incorrect titled box.

No. 85038 "Way Down Yonder in the Corn Field" Overall poor condition with a crack halfway and a bad chip on the lead edge. In incorrect titled box.

No 85001 "Peter Piper" Has light molding, see photos, in box with mistitled lid.

Rough project, case missing pieces

This massive machine in its elaborate cabinet has its original brown oak finish which is well worn and weathered throughout. Top cover has evidence of several old repairs and is dark and stained. This

#85113 (Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty). With slight surface mold. In original Columbia box.

Reproducer is complete- need some work, Crank and cover.

85159 Dancing in the Barn. In overall good condition with very slight mold at the title end and inside of record. In original box.

TRAVELING SUITCASE FOR CYLINDER RECORDS, 20TH C.

Serial number 56077, early 20th century, accompanied by numerous cylinder records, Dimensions:12.5" H x 16" D x 12" W Provenance:

Early 20th century Thomas A. Edison phonograph victrola in a solid oak case and two "Edison Gold Mold"cylinder records. In good condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Measures 21" x 12.8"

Produced around the turn of the 20th century by Edison Records, with recordings on each cylinder. The original record format, predating disks by some 15 years. Issued: c. 1910-1920 Dimensions: 4.5"H x

Produced around the turn of the 20th century by Edison Records, with recordings on each cylinder. The original record format, predating disks by some 15 years. Issued: c. 1910-1920 Dimensions: 4.5"H x

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

An early 20th Century graphophone phonograph record player produced by Columbia Phonograph Co. (New York). Wood body base featuring turntable mechanism to top, crank handle to side, and manufacturer p

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

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A Columbia Type Q graphophone on a wooden base with a 10.75 inch horn, along with a wooden travel case with dual locking sides and felt lining. Includes thirty

early 20th century; sheet brass horn for Edison or Columbia cylinder phonograph, with ring to attach crane hook, 36 in. L., 17 in. Diam.

An assortment of wax cylinders, 2 x 2-minute and 4 x 4 minute Indestructible cylinders, 2 Twentieth Century 6" cylinders and 1 empty Twentieth Century cylinder box. From the John Peel Collection. Some