5¢ THOMAS EDISON EXCELSIOR COIN-OPERATED PHONOGRAPH.

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

Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph Player ca. 1899. Large, Heavy Player that Used 5" Wax Cylinder Records. In Beautiful Condition. A truly fine Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph with handsome oak base (w

Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph, Great Eye Appeal and In Overall Very Clean Condition ca. 1900s. Standard Edison Player with original crank, including 5 wax cylinders for display appeal, a tin of Pa

Manufactured by The American Sales Co. that was located at 932 Wrightwood ave., Chicago, Il. This 5 cent coin-operated phonograph that plays four different records can be viewed by front and side beve

Collectible antique Thomas Edison phonograph. Approx. 16.5-13.5-9 inch.

A lot of two Thomas Edison phonographs. Each having plates noting serial numbers, one marked for Signet II. The cased phonograph: 14.5" x 18" x 12.25" The second phonograph: 14" x 18" x 12"

Antique Thomas Edison Phonograph. Measures 13" H x 11.5" W x 16" D.

Pathé Concert Model 5 Phonograph, c. 1912 Coin-operated automaton, electric motor drive, for vertically-cut discs up to 13 ¾ in., Pathé Concert reproducer, large integrated horn, Art-Nouveau case,

Box measures 10 5/8" tall x 11.5" x 9", horn measures 19.5" long x 11.75" tip to tip on top. Comes with approx. 24 record boxes, approx. 21 with records.

Size 13 1/2" X 10" X 5" Manufactured under the patents of Thomas A. Edison

(lot of approximately 39) Two Thomas Edison cylinder phonographs each having an oak case, larger: 12"h; together with a metal horn, 31 cylinder records, and 5 empty roll cases, 19.5"l. Provenance: Pro

Antique Coin Operated Mills Automatic Phonograph Jukebox. Measures 47.5" x 39" x 22". Plaque on top reassumed By Mills Novelty Co Chicago ILL

Thomas A. Edison Cylinder Phonograph for parts or restoration. Appears horn is original. Case measures 13 in. x 9.25 in. x 11.5 in. tall. and the horn measures 14 in. tall x 7.5 in. across rim. Weighs

Coin-operated cylinder player, Edison "Eclipse", oak floor model w/Edison Triumph motor, 5 Cent, c.1906, plays 2-minute cylinder records, "Girl Named Daisy" marquee, Serial #72463, a desirable machine

*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

Vintage, Early 1900s Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph + 16 Wax Cylinders. Vintage, early 1900s Edison Standard Phonograph. Phonograph serial number is 465963. Box and lid in very fined condition, the

Vintage, Early 1900s Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph + 16 Wax Cylinders. Vintage, early 1900s Edison Standard Phonograph. Phonograph serial number is 465963. Box and lid in very fined condition, the

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

Early Edison Phonograph dealer display. Signed Mohlke. Some mildew under glass. 28.5 x 23.5 inches

5 pc lot phonograph novelty items:2 whiskey decanters Thomas Edison / Ezra Brooks whiskey1 pair salt and pepper shakers 2 soviner salt and pepper shakers Fort Meyers FL1 tin/music box (not working)

Edison Cylinder Roll Phonograph Plate type 5 serial #58606, oak case, inscription on wood case reading 'Trade Mark Thomas A. Edison', sold by National Phone Company Condition: Good, wear consistent wi

The rarest of coin-operated phonographs, the Multi-Phonetic is designed similar to a Regina counter top Hexaphone, where the device plays one of six cylinder records for a nickel, with no obvious way

Oak cabinet. Glass cover over the mechanism. No front door or backboard found yet. May not be mechanical complete.

Plays 6 records by choice or rotation. Model 104. 4 minute machine. Has backboard. Crank and reproducer.