Thomas Edison phonograph "Amberola" 30

Thomas Edison Amberola 30 phonograph cylinder player and Aeolian crank organ. 2 pieces. 15x15x12 in.

Antique Thomas Edison Amberola 30 Phonograph Cylindrical record/music player with 1 record cylinder Phonograph turns the record cylinder, but no music plays. May need repairs

An early 20th century Thomas Edison "Model 30 Amberola" Phonograph. Oak case with hinged cover, hand-crank mechanism and incorporated lower speaker with approximately seventy cylinders. Refinished wit

Thomas Edison Amberola 30 cylinder phonograph, presented in an oak case, operating with strong spring, 13"h, 12"w, 15"d, 24.5lbs Start Price: $150.00

Thomas A Edison Amberola Type 30 cylinder phonograph and original oak stand.. Circa 1913 Working and comes with a rousing spool of marshal music. Excellent antique condition. Measures 18" x 17" x 44".

Antique Edison Amberola model 30 Cylinder Phonograph with wood & caning case, hinged lid, crank handle.Brass plate notes: Thomas A. Edison, Inc. at Orange, N.J., U.S.A., Patented 1903-1913. Serial Num

A Thomas Edison 30 cylinder Amberola having wooden case with cutout grill design on front and lid. Marked no. 216489.

Edison Amberola 30 table top wax cylinder phonograph. Single spring direct drive motor, Diamond C reproducer. Plays 4 minute indestructible or blue Amberol cylinders. Oak cabinet measures approximatel

Oak and Mixed materials. Antique Amberola 30 Phonograph. Oak chest with lift top and locking hinges opens up to display the phonograph with underslung horn. Front panel missing, includes reproduction

Edison "Amberola 30" Phonograph, c.1913. Good working condition. 15"x12"x13"

This small table-top Amberola is set into a period-correct floor-standing cabinet. The cabinet has four trays for cylinder records. SN 221884. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Oak. Complete and work

The Amberola 30's came with a ratcheted winding handle to the side, the interior horn set to the base with grille fascia. The oak case with a hinged lid has minor scrapes and dings with some areas of

The most popular of Edison's Amberolas, the 30 was launched in 1915 at the price of $30 and comes with the Diamond C reproducer for playing 4-minute records that were well established by then. Sold by

The $30 Amberola 30 was introduced in 1915 at the same time as models 50 and 75, with corresponding prices. The 30 proved to be very popular and the most successful model in terms of sales. SN 23842.

Oak. Early version, serviced, plays well

Oak. SM-212486. Complete

Missing tag, has reproducer and crank.

Older model with speed control through gear cover. Complete

Oak case, reproducer and crank

Oak case, has crank, veneer damage to the lid

No. 9566. Oak Cabinet, Diamond "c" reproducer. Produced from 1915-1929. this has a reproduction front grille.

Complete with reproducer and crank

Complete with reproducer and crank in an oak case

Oak case. Some veneer damage to lid