Antique Thomas Edison diamond disk phonograph

Edison B-100 disk player. Wind-up phonograph mfg. by Thomas Alva Edison Co. Mounted in an oak case and comes with the original stand. Working and in very good antique condition, (age to finish). Measu

A Thomas Edison phonograph in oak case, marked H3561 on metal plate.12x8 inches across-horn measures 14" tall---ALL PACKING & SHIPPING IS OUTSOURCED.Purchases can be picked up at our Ho-ho-kus gallery

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

Model A 100, diamond disc phonograph standing model, height is 41 3/4" tallPLEASE NOTE THAT PHOTOS WERE OF THE WRONG LOT AND WE HAVE CHANGED THEM.

Case measures 10 1/2" T x 10". Untested and does not appear working. Horns included but do not fit. Please see photos for details.

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

Description: This lot includes a working Edison diamond disk phonograph record player in a mahogany case. The record player is as found in the estate and includes around 30+ original and reissued reco

in working order but not guaranteed, grill is missing fabric, scratches to case, no key, 50" h x 21" w x 22" d

Antique Thomas Edison Phonograph. Untested. Includes Brass Horn. Oak Case 13 1/2"x12". Horn 10 1/2"x10 1/2"x23". Weight approximately 17 pds. Invented in 1877 by Thomas Edison, the phonograph allowed

2 Antique Thomas Edison Phonographs with a box of cylinders. For restoration of parts. Wear to all. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.***Pickup only or Shipping on this

Antique Thomas Edison 1900 Standard Phonograph Fabulous antique find! Comes with 12 music cylinders, various Untested and may need repairs Measurements exclude phonograph and only measures wooden box

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

Antique Thomas A. Edison Home Phonograph with Cylinder, Turn Crank, Lidded Walnut Box with Handle, & Sound Producing Horn. 1906 Model with serial number 255174. Comes with one original Columbia Record

Antique Thomas A. Edison Standard Phonograph. Ca. 1903 (latest patent date). American, early 20th century. This piece does work and play. Plays cylinder records. Minor cosmetic marks and discoloration

An antique Thomas A. Edison home phonograph, serial number 248891 in an oak case with cylindrical wax record playing mechanism, attached iron horn support with solid brass horn, and dome lid. Case is

Antique phonograph with horn which measures 34 inches length and diameter 21 inches. Black painted metal with gold piping all original, label reads trade mark Thomas A Edison Home, also labeled on hor

Antique phonograph with horn which measures 34 inches length and diameter 21 inches. Black painted metal with gold piping all original, label reads trade mark Thomas A Edison Home, also labeled on hor

36 Antique/Vintage Edison 10" Diamond Disc Phonograph Records (a.k.a. “Recreations”). Some records have chips on their edges. They are as follows: 1.) #8057/6210 2.) #8187/8188 3.) #6016/8

Working Condition, Includes Beautiful Hand Painted Horn with Floral Design, Great Condition. Phonograph measures 17 x 9 x 12 inches, Horn Measures 22 x 31 inches

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

ANTIQUE THOMAS A. EDISON WAX CYLINDER RECORDS FOR PHONOGRAPH -VARIOUS ARTISTS-PRE OWNED AS IS CONDITION, SOME STILL WRAPPED, SOME CHIPPED , SOME BROKEN-DP81722-

Thomas Edison Phonograph with black painted metal tube 12 x 8 tube is 22in. sold with old inovation rcord player approx. 13 x 13 inches

Large grouping of (32) antique Edison Diamond Disc records. Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: Showing various signs of wear including scratches and rubbing; a few with chips, cracks, and losses to edges

This is a very scarce advertising book found in Edison's dealerships which educated the public on the superb quality of the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Published in 1917. It is only 15 pages long