Unusual European Open Works Cylinder Phonograph

Machine with its open works and key wound mechanism is in average as found original condition. The unusual bottom board has its original finish, is quite dirty, could use a good cleaning. Has original

Untouched, original machine has original Columbia #7 reproducer with good stylus. The upper works and motor have their original nickel plating which is in fair condition with some rust, pitting, and p

Untouched, original machine. Highly ornamental cast iron base with remnants of original black paint. The open works mechanism has its original winding key. Mandrel turns freely and is driven by a stri

circa 1900-1910; probably French, open works machine on cast iron lyre base with aluminum horn, 12 in. H., 12 in. L., horn - 10 in. L., bell - 7 1/2 in. Diam.

Machine with its key wound open works and mechanism is in overall good as found original condition. Has original aluminum No 7 Reproducer with a bad stylus. The carriage and mandrel move freely. Cuein

This machine, with its open works, is in untouched, as found condition with original aluminum #7 reproducer with good stylus. Has original winding key. Has original governor straps and weights. Motor

This unusual machine resembles an early Edison concert cylinder phonograph. Upper works and bedplate appear to be fabricated out of steel plate -not the usual castings. Brass carriage and mandrel. Ear

machine assembled from Columbia base and European works, play 4-minute indestructible cylinder with later brass bell horn, 12 in. L., 12 in. H., horn - 8 1/2 in. bell Diam.

Cabinet has been stripped, refinished, and re-decaled. Bright and shiny golden oak. Upper mechanism seems complete but is missing reproducer. Upper works and bedplate is unusual in that it appears to

This is one of Columbia's key-wind, open-works graphophones, also known as the "Eagle" because of its $10 price. It is an early 2-minute phonograph with an 8"diameter aluminum horn. SN 412431. From th

Large lot of cylinder phonograph carriage parts. This lot consists of 15 unusual original cylinder phonograph carriage parts, of various unknown makers. Some domestic and some European. Possibly some

A version of the ubiquitous European Puck phonograph, labelled "The Melograph" and made by The Boston Cycle and Foundry. The Unusual "Talk Back" horn was made by The Talk Back Co. of Los Angeles "His

European Spanish Bronze Cross c.17th century. Size 2 1/4 x 1 1/8 inches. Cast bronze cross with unusual ornate open work. suspension loop. Fine patina. Ex CA Collection.

Hand crank with possibly reproducer and record. Cardboard conical horn. Iron crank wheel.

Nice Columbia AU open works phonograph with 14" Horn, brass elbow, and reproducer. 7" Turn table. In working condition. Includes original crank. Base 7.5" L x 6.25" D. Total Length 20" L x 10" W.

An example of Columbia's unique shaped, open works cylinder graphophone with its black cast iron base and a 10" black conical horn. Comes with a copy of a 1904 magazine ad for it. From the John Peel C

An unusual open work carved totem pole carved by Rick L. Williams, 12,Late 19oo’s

All original Columbia AA with 1/2" spindle marketed through Standard Talking Machine Company. Original cast iron base and tone arm support have 75% original paint and 25% original pinstriping with par

Front mount black horn, reproducer and cranks

Front mount black horn, reproducer and cranks

AN UNUSUAL VINTAGE OPEN WORK SPHERICAL GLOBE FORM STAND upon a fossilised marble style base, together with a chrome pedestal. 46 cm high. (2)

Open works disc phonograph with reproducer and brass bell horn

Pair of Art Deco-style mahogany round tables on open-work black cylinder-form bases. [24" H x 24" Diam.]. Tops worn.

Medieval Spain Bronze Cross With Christ c.1600s AD. Size 2 1/4 inches length. Unusual Christian open work cross with Christ. Provenance: Ex Private CA Collection.