Edison Amberola 75 cylinder phonograph

Floor Model Complete with reproducer and crank. Four pull out record drawers. Oak.

Floor Model with record storage in the base. Complete machine with reproducer and crank

SN - 252. Mahogany case

This machine has its original golden oak finish which is in good original condition, lightly alligatored throughout with minor scrapes here and there and some minor finish loss on the top cover. Has i

The Amberola VIII was introduced in 1913 as a lidded table top cylinder player and is one in a series of similar models between 1913 and the launch of the 30/50/75 series in 1915. This oak-cased examp

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.

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

Edison Amberola cylinder phonograph, model 30. Oak case, internal horn. Serial number SM89213. Restored to working condition. Case 12 1/2"W x 16"D x 12 1/8"H. Wear throughout. With one cylinder.

With crank and reproducer. Missing tag.

Crank and reproducer. Mahogany Case.

Floor Model. Type SM. Model A,SN-658. Anodized slide in reproducer. Has crank. Mahogany Cabinet. Good machine with paint loss on bed plate.

Floor Model. Type SM. Model A,SN-658. Anodized slide in reproducer. Has crank. Mahogany Cabinet. Good machine with paint loss on bed plate.

The model X comes from the early series of Amberolas available in 1913 -14. This example in oak is equipped with a Diamond B reproducer. SN 2822. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Oak. Complete and w

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 B-VIII model with its tall horn neck comes from the early range of Amberolas, preceding the later, smaller Amberola 30. Diamond B reproducer. SN 9546. From the John Peel Collection. Oak. Complete

Reproducer and crank. SN-5198

The model VIII is from the early Amberola range sold in 1913-14. Available only in oak, it came with a single spring motor. This example is equipped with an N reproducer. SN 5980 Oak. From the Horst W

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

Ca. 1914. SN-21601. Fireside motor. Diamond B reproducer & crank

This 4-minute table top Amberola was introduced in 1913, preceding the B-VIII and the Amberola 50 that would take its place in 1915. It is equipped with a Diamond B reproducer and the same motor and m

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

Oak. Early version, serviced, plays well

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

Oak, with crank and reproducer. SN-2186