The Columbia Disc Graphophone 1903 NY London

Columbia Phonograph Co. New York, London Grand Prize Highest Possible Award Paris, 1900, St. Louis, 1904, Milan, 1906 Medley of American National Airs - Piccolo Solo. American Graphophone Company pape

The Graphophone, by Columbia Phonograph Co, New York, London, Paris Berlin, wind up mechanism in working condition, with horn, good decals, hood slightly dented, looks like screws were over tightened.

Appears to be a variation of the first style AJ circa 1901-1902. The cabinet sides and top lift off for servicing the motor but has a 10” turntable. Support arm and travel arm are quality replacemen

Columbia Disc Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Fancy oak case. 8-1/4"h. x 13"w. x 13"d., 29"h. with morning glory horn. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Music, Columbia Disc Graphophone, AH style, front-mount w/black/brass horn (first style), oak, Exc working cond, 21"H x 13" W x 28"D w/horn attached.

Music, Columbia Disc Graphophone, BH style w/rear mount green 8-panel flowered horn, oak, Exc working cond w/repainted horn, 22"H x 17"W x 17"D.

Columbia Disc GraphophoneFeb. 6, 1906 patent date on reproducer, mahogany cabinet; nickel plated horn, crank and arm. Assembled 30 x 23-1/2 x 23 in. From the Collection of the late Victor Lefkowitz, W

Columbia Disc Graphophone with rear mount 8-panel horn. Possibly BH style with black mount and horn. Marked AK 3503 4 to interior. Cabinet measures 11 1/2" (29cm) x 11 1/2" (29cm) x 6" (15cm) height.

Early 20th century Columbia disc graphophone. Untested. Wear to horn. Box measures 23 1/2" x 10" x 12 1/2" including arm. Horn is 22" tall and 13 1/2" wide.

This nice original newspaper advertisement, most likely pre 1910, featuring a front mount Columbia disc phonograph and records advertising attributes of Columbia disc graphophones and records as well

Mahogany case with rounded corners, front mount machine with a all brass horn, and cut-out tone arm.

American. c1910. In working condition and cosmetically presentable, but with splits in the deck, worn nickel plating on hardware and worn finish on horn. One of Columbia's larger disc graphophones (th

Second addition Graphophone AJ with fancy oak roped cabinet. A pure survivor with all original parts. 14" Patent Applied stamped brass bell horn. Brass elbow stamped Pat. Sept. 8th 1903. Columbia quic

Another nice Columbia BI in original condition. All original finish, felt, crank, and brass horn. With great Columbia decals, a real nice example. Working but needs attention and lubrication. Conditio

A nice example of this popular Columbia model with its pleasing proportions, two-spring motor and great sound. The rich oak patina contrasts nicely with the bright nickel-plated petal horn. From the H

Columbia's only "open works" disc graphophone. Made with a cast iron base, which in this example, sits on a larger home-made oak base. Black 14" horn. Has 1/2" spindle for Standard records. Comes with

Front mount brass bell horn, reproducer and crank. Tone arm broken at reproducer.

Columbia Graphophone Type AT Phonograph, 1903 onwards For 2-minute cylinders, serial no. 253806, oak case with lid, missing reproducer, crank and horn, with 1 cylinder. Phonograph Columbia Graphopho

A Group of Literature comprising John Glasworthy, The Novels, 18 vol. and Maupassant Life Work of NY & London Donne, 1903, 17 vol. Estimate $60-80

"The Dictaphone" Type A, Model 7, s/n 37188, mfg by the Columbia Graphophone Co., New York, NY. First advertised in 1914. Has a 1925 metal hose and clear glass branded mouthpiece. 14" x 13" x 6". Engr

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.

Latest patent date March 20, 1897. Manufactured by the Columbia Phonograph Company of NY and Paris. An early musical cylinder player. Key included. Dimensions: (Case) H 8" x W 10.25" x D 7" Condition:

Columbia graphophone, c. 1897, in oak case with hand crank, 13" h x 12" w x 8" d. Provenance: From the personal lifetime collection of Mark Avner of Lake Worth, FL and Buffalo, NY.

Phonograph, Columbia " The Graphophone" Type Q, American Graphophone Company, New York, Cylinder Player No Horn-w/ 15 Cylinders, Dirty, Takes a full wind and runs down. Drive belt present but broken.