5¢ EDISON CLASS "M" COIN OPERATED PHONOGRAPH.

This example of Edison's Class M phonograph by the North American Phonograph Company is a truly historic piece in its large later style impressive oak cabinet having its original finish in good condit

Excellent with original pinstriping and patina. Includes speaking tube and recorder.

Manufactured by The American Sales Co. that was located at 932 Wrightwood ave., Chicago, Il. This 5 cent coin-operated phonograph that plays four different records can be viewed by front and side beve

From the Illustrated London News, August 4th, 1888, page 113, is a black and white etching of a seated Thomas Edison speaking into a Class M phonograph. In overall very good condition. Actual image si

Edison Spring Motor Class M top works phonograph. SN 19978. Original Bettini reproducer Type R. Class M top works with nice original paint and striping. Oak case and lid with original finish and crank

Pathé Concert Model 5 Phonograph, c. 1912 Coin-operated automaton, electric motor drive, for vertically-cut discs up to 13 ¾ in., Pathé Concert reproducer, large integrated horn, Art-Nouveau case,

Large 14.25" wide X 10.75" tall photo on paper of an exhausted Edison after working on the phonograph for 72 hours straight on June 16, 1888. Framed under glass overall measures 17.25" wide, 13.25" ta

Antique Coin Operated Mills Automatic Phonograph Jukebox. Measures 47.5" x 39" x 22". Plaque on top reassumed By Mills Novelty Co Chicago ILL

C. 1910. The National Phonograph Co. Orange NJ. A wonderful example of Thomas Edison's introduction into the coin-operated penny arcade music market, called the "Eclipse." Original triumph motor with

Coin-operated cylinder player, Edison "Eclipse", oak floor model w/Edison Triumph motor, 5 Cent, c.1906, plays 2-minute cylinder records, "Girl Named Daisy" marquee, Serial #72463, a desirable machine

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Made by the Manhattan Phonograph Co. circa 1901 this coin operated machine uses an Edison cylinder phonograph mounted in a curved glass front pane

Coin-operated ball gum vendor, Columbus M w/bell-bottom base, 1 Cent, cast iron & green porcelain, orig decal & barrel lock, c.1928, Exc cond w/key, 15.5"H.

Zig Zag trade simulator game, 1, 5 and 10 cent coin operated game of skill, manufactured by M.T. Sales, Chicago, circa 1930's, 17" (height) x 11 1/2" (length) x 9" (width)

Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph, Great Eye Appeal and In Overall Very Clean Condition ca. 1900s. Standard Edison Player with original crank, including 5 wax cylinders for display appeal, a tin of Pa

Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph Player ca. 1899. Large, Heavy Player that Used 5" Wax Cylinder Records. In Beautiful Condition. A truly fine Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph with handsome oak base (w

The rarest of coin-operated phonographs, the Multi-Phonetic is designed similar to a Regina counter top Hexaphone, where the device plays one of six cylinder records for a nickel, with no obvious way

Oak cabinet. Glass cover over the mechanism. No front door or backboard found yet. May not be mechanical complete.

Plays 6 records by choice or rotation. Model 104. 4 minute machine. Has backboard. Crank and reproducer.

Cylinder phonograph in an oak case with curved glass. Complete. SN-506738

The Complete arm for the Bettini reproducer

Style 5. Coin operated upright machine. Oak cabinet. 11 - 27" discs included. Good operating condition. SN-30983. Pictured on page 201 of Bowers book

This is a fresh to market Columbia Graphophone Type BS, Serial No. 505050. This coin-operated phonograph is in a dark oak cabinet with original finish, and has a rare original marquee holder minus the

Columbus 1 Cent Model M Coin Operated Gumball Vendor. Glass globe. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 14 x 8 x 8

This is neat little display stand that would have been used to display with a coin operated phonograph to advertise the dealer.