Pathe Baroque Style Cylinder Phonograph

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

Antique Cylinder Phonograph Horn, very heavy-duty spun aluminum horn with Pathe-style mounting bracket, not light-weight like most horns, appears to be machined, 10" x 13.5", see photos.

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

Pathe Machine has both regular and Salon mandrels. Gutta Perscha Reproducer with Pathe rubber connector (no needle on reproducer). Has blown glass amber horn with original hardware, winding key, and c

Blue case. Aluminum flared bell horn. LePolyGlotte Reproducer Gutta Perscha reproducer, crank and cover

Aluminum horn, reproducer, bracket, winding key, and 2 mandrels with cover

2 mandrels and cover. No reproducer or horn

Both mandrels for regular and salon records. Gutta Perscha reproducer and crank. Complete with aluminum spun horn

Has an aluminum horn and winding key. No reproducer.

Both regular and 3-1/2" Salon record mandrels. Aluminum horn with Gutta Perscha reproducer. The horn bracket does not fit in the machine. Adapted incorrect crank

Pathé "Coq" Cylinder Phonograph Model 1, c. 1905 France. No. 48819, for playing both standard and intersize cylinders, with floating reproducer, aluminum horn, combined case and storage box, work

Very nice original machine in dark green. Paint and pinstripe is excellent! Machine winds and runs. Fitted with a black gutta percha reproducer with good stylus. Original winding key. Machine has a Fr

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,

Pathe Le Gaulois cylinder phonograph. It is unusual in the fact that instead of the rooster on the front it says, "Le Haut Parleur" which translates to, "The Speaker". Other than that it is a Pathe Ga

Serial No. 5496. This machine allowed the owner to play all three sizes of cylinders, standard, salon, and concert, by sliding on different mandrels/Adapters - this machine is missing the Salon Adapte

with aluminum horn, has crank.

Pathe 3.5" cylinders are in the boxes. 8003, 635, 2119, 7276, and no info. All have wear and mold. See photos.

Two Pairs of Continental Baroque Style Bronze Candlesticks Together with two glass cylinders. The larger 11 x 7 1/2 in. diam., the smaller 11 3/4 x 6 in. diam. Property from The Collection of Alan Sha

This Edison Concert Cylinder Phonograph is in its first style cabinet. Both cabinet and cover have their original finish. Top cover is a bit dirty with some very minor lifting and chipped veneer - see

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

This large, impressive machine is in the earliest style cabinet. Both cabinet and full enveloping cover have their original finish, which is lightly alligatored, in overall good condition, however top

1st Style untouched original machine, the cabinet and cover have their original golden oak finish, cabinet and cover have some small marks and chips, original large banner decal on the front, original

This impressive machine has its original golden oak finish and decal. This machine has no cover. It has an original Columbia lyric style reproducer with a good four minute stylus. The carriage and man

the cylinder phonograph is a Type K. Has both regular and Salon mandrels. Aluminum horn and winding key