A Pathe disk phonograph with horn

C. 1900. A wonderful example of a Pathe phonograph by the French manufacturer. Original Pathe reproducer, crank in oak cabinet. Comes with a reproduced glass horn. Plays well. Condition: Very Good Dim

This unusual European machine is an Antique wind-up phonograph, made by the French company, Pathe Freres, circa 1915 to 1920. This model is in the Jour-Nuit, Day-Night, style... it incorporates an ext

An early 20th Century graphophone phonograph record player produced by Columbia Phonograph Co. (New York). Wood body base featuring turntable mechanism to top, crank handle to side, and manufacturer p

A petite-sized Pathe phonograph. Oak case with cast iron top. CONDITION: Showing light wear for its age. Winds and plays with period horn. Needs a reproducer. Condition: (Good) Dimensions: 7" x 7" x 8

Antique Cylinder Phonograph Horn, very heavy-duty spun aluminum horn with Pathe-style mounting bracket, not light-weight like most horns, appears to be machined, 10" x 13.5", see photos.

Pathe Machine has both regular and Salon mandrels. Gutta Perscha Reproducer with Pathe rubber connector (no needle on reproducer). Has blown glass amber horn with original hardware, winding key, and c

Blue case. Aluminum flared bell horn. LePolyGlotte Reproducer Gutta Perscha reproducer, crank and cover

Aluminum horn, reproducer, bracket, winding key, and 2 mandrels with cover

2 mandrels and cover. No reproducer or horn

Table model, inside horn, complete with reproducer and crank. Model 30. Oak case.

Mahogany case, has reproducer and crank, inside horn.

19 Phonograph and Gramophone Horns Edison Triumph and Standard, 2 French Pathé aluminum horns, 1 French bugle horn, brass horn with traveling arm, extra-large metal horn Ø 22 7/8 in., large

Both mandrels for regular and salon records. Gutta Perscha reproducer and crank. Complete with aluminum spun horn

Has an aluminum horn and winding key. No reproducer.

Pathe Le Gaulois cylinder phonograph. It is unusual in the fact that instead of the rooster on the front it says, "Le Haut Parleur" which translates to, "The Speaker". Other than that it is a Pathe Ga

Both regular and 3-1/2" Salon record mandrels. Aluminum horn with Gutta Perscha reproducer. The horn bracket does not fit in the machine. Adapted incorrect crank

Pathé "Coq" Cylinder Phonograph Model 1, c. 1905 France. No. 48819, for playing both standard and intersize cylinders, with floating reproducer, aluminum horn, combined case and storage box, work

Rear mount red morning glory horn with gold trim. Vertical reproducer. Dealers Tag, 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,

Pathé Aiglon No. 12 Phonograph, 1903 Early French cylinder phonograph, serial no. 26285, for 2-minute cylinders, Pathé Coq reproducer, aluminum horn, original lid with decal, working, with one cylin

with aluminum horn, has crank.

EDISON HOME CYCLINDER PHONOGRAPH WITH ORIGINAL WOOD GRAINED MORNING GLORY HORN, 6 DRAWER CYLINDER OAK CABINET & (20) CYLINDER DISKS IN TUBES. NICE WORKING ORDER, ( I BELIEVE THE STAND FOR HORN AND LEV

the cylinder phonograph is a Type K. Has both regular and Salon mandrels. Aluminum horn and winding key

Four Phonographs, c. 1900 1) Columbia Graphophone type Q, no. 616672, nickel-plated, motor works, reproducer damaged, without horn. - 2) Pathé model Coq, for 2-minute cylinders, with adapter for