Edison Home Phonograph Cylinder Player with Horn

A circa 1903 Edison Home Phonograph cylinder player in working condition. Player has original detatchable horn.

Edison Home Phonograph cylinder player, Model C, with horn & cylinders, machine seems to run, but belt is broken, needs service, comes with 80 cylinder records in their original cases

Nice early Edison Home Phonograph Cylinder Player. The player comes with the horn, crank, and six cylinders. The guts look to be all there, but the cylinder won't stay running. The serial number is H1

Thomas Edison Home Phonograph Cylinder Player, serial number H81067, complete with cover, horn and crank, included 37 cylinders in original containers, a reproduction instruction book and a guide book

Edison Banner home phonograph cylinder record player with oak case and standard horn speaker. Crank and motor working.

Nice early Edison Home Phonograph cylinder player. Player is in good condition with wear. Cabinet lid does have damage. Runs. Includes brass horn. Missing horn pole. The case measures approximately 16

Early 1900's Edison hand crank home phonograph. It is serial number 240859. The crank turns easily and the player spins freely. No horn to test sound. It comes with (33) assorted Edison Amberol record

Edison Cylinder Fireside Player Home Phonograph with oak case, dome cover, crank, and two morning glory horns. Model H, 4 Minute Reproducer. [Case: 12 1/4L x 8 1/2" W x 10 1/2" H; Horns: 1) 19" L x 18

Edison Home Phonograph Model C. Phonograph was produced by Thomas A. Edison at Orange, NJ. Music player has crank style handle included in case. Does not contain horn or cylinders. Housed in wood case

Edison Home Phonograph, Hand Crank Wax Cylinder Player, Operational. The Edison Home Phonograph" wax cylinder player. Interesting in that this model is thinner and longer than other models. Player is

Edison Standard Phonograph cylinder player with horn, stand & records, Serial number 524779, in working condition, cylinder rolls included include some damaged ones, rolls as is, player good.

In an oak case, good condition, motor does work, missing it's top, comes with a few cylinders, shows wear, 12"x16"x12" in fair condition

An antique 19th Century Edison Home Phonograph produced by Thomas A. Edison at West Orange, NJ. Wood case featuring articulated handle to top, opposing latch closures to sides, and mechanism to interi

Edison Standard Phonograph cylinder player with horn, mechanism stuck, needs repair, "Model H, 4 minutes", All items sold as is as found, please refer to images for additional condition issues, all sa

Edison Cylinder Phonograph Player with Horn in working condition.

EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH CYLINDER RECORD PLAYER WITH SMALL HORN. RUNS BUT DOES NOT PLAY.

Edison Phonograph Company (American, 1898-1929), last patent date May 31, 1898. Edison standard home phonograph in green oak case with an Hawthorne & Sheble tulip decorated metal horn, National Phono

Edison Phonograph Company (American, 1898-1929), last patent date November 17, 1903. Edison standard home phonograph in oak case with an Edison Horn, and National Phonograph Company reproducer, and fo

Edison Fireside Phonograph cylinder player Model B complete with horn and crank, serial no: 112954. Works well, missing horn support.

OAK CASED EDISON CYLINDER HOME PHONOGRAPH W/ HORN AND HORN STAND - ORIGINAL GILT LABEL ON HORN "THOMAS A. EDISON STANDARD" - WORKING CONDITION WHEN TESTED

Edison Home phonograph, playing 2 - 4 minute cylinders, missing crank, horn, and reproducer, 16-1/2"w case

American Edison Oak Home Phonograph and Edison Cygnet No. 10 Cylinder Phonograph Horn • Orange, New Jersey • Circa 1905 • Model E, Serial number: 395707 • 14 1/4' height &#8226

Antique Edison cylinder phonograph with C Reproducer. The machine runs well but has no needle to produce sound. Comes with standard 14" black and brass horn and 5 assorted cylinders. No lid for p

Nice lot of two vintage Edison 14" standard black and brass cylinder player horns. Both are in nice condition with some light paint loss, small dents, and wear. They both measure approximately 14" lon