COLUMBIA COIN-OP CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Made by the Manhattan Phonograph Co. circa 1901 this coin operated machine uses an Edison cylinder phonograph mounted in a curved glass front pane

This c.1899 coin-op, made by Columbia is in excellent working condition. Accepts coin, winds fully and returns to beginning at end of play. Operates on a nickel. Has it's original feet to allow the ma

Coin operated tabletop Columbia Graphophone Model AS. Curved glass in oak case. Includes keys and a 14" aluminum horn. Condition (Excellent). Size 20" x 18" x 10" The coin mechanism works although nee

Cylinder phonograph in an oak case with curved glass. Complete. SN-506738

Columbia Phonograph Co.: The Graphaphone Type B Player, Great Condition, Mechanism Operates, Displays Great. With 3 Wax Cylinders. Columbia Phonograph Co. The Graphaphone Type B Player. Fine oak case

GRAPHOPHONE COLUMBIA CONCERT CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH, 19TH C., SER. #750979

Lyre reproducer, crank and cover. Also back bracket for a screw-in horn. Has an 8 panel gold repainted horn

A coin operated cylinder music box made by the Swiss Mermod Freres in the late 1800's. The nickel plated cylinder and reproducer are in very good condition. Very minor tarnishing is present on some of

Rear mount horn bracket. Lyre reproducer. 2-4 minute gear shift. With an 8 panel horn-rusty horn.

Model A. Has reproducer, crank and cover. SN-72308

The small example is a cylinder machine complete with crank, cover and reproducer.

4 Columbia cylinder phonograph reproducers

1 Columbia cylinder record recorder in aluminum with good stylus in original box and 1 Columbia recorder in black - body only with diaphragm or cutter in a Columbia reproducer box.

Has horn mounting bracket, crank, and the connector to the reproducer, along with the cover. Has red-gold trimmed 8 panel rear mount horn.

Complete with Lyric reproducer, crank and cover

Rear mount black panel horn, reproducer & cover . No connector or crank

Nice original cone horn, black with gold stripe. Condition: minor scratches, 1.25" round rust spot near bottom. 10" L x 4" W

Early recorder in original box.

Nice mahogany lid for a Columbia Type BM machine. Good condition - See photos

A crude reproduction cast out of brass and nickel plated. Stylus is a steel ball point

C. 1910. The National Phonograph Co. Orange NJ. A wonderful example of Thomas Edison's introduction into the coin-operated penny arcade music market, called the "Eclipse." Original triumph motor with

This is an oak cabinet from a Berger slot machine that was re purposed for a coin op phonograph. It could easily be restored again if you had a mech and needed the cabinet. It even has the 3 metal tie

Broadside featuring an illustration of people listening to a Columbia cylinder phonograph with verbiage extolling the merits of the Graphophone Grand. Broadside is fill-in-the-blank style for travelli

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