Edison standard phonograph, early 20th c., serial

Edison Model C Standard Phonograph, Ca. Early 20th C., H 11" W 13" Depth 9.25" , SN: 591722 | Reproducer marked "Model C" and "Reproducer Licensed for use only on Edison Phonographs Sold by Nat'l Phon

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

Early 20th century Edison standard home phonograph, Model E, nice oak case with brass horn, four minute plater. Overall good condition, in good working order.

Late 19th early 20th century. 1st cylinder player in tiger oak wood case casket with Brass and tin horn with a single cylinder and handle. Serial number S50070. Item is in overall great working condit

A turn of the century Edison "Standard" Phonograph, c. 1906. Serial #590128, in a domed Oak case and ten-paneled painted metal horn, includes twelve cylinders. Some finish wear and oxidation, slight d

EDISON 'AMBEROLA' OAK PHONOGRAPH, EARLY 20TH C., H 13", W 12 1/2", D 16 1/2":Speaker front, crank at the side. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

This Edison Standard Phonograph includes the original cover, horn, and thirty cylinders. Machine is made up of brass and steel with some rubber.

Collection of 49 Edison cylinder phonograph records. Ca. late 19th - early 20th century. These wax cylinders were played on an early iteration of the phonograph, designed by Thomas Edison. Most of the

Two Edison Phonographs 1) Standard Phonograph model B, c. 1907, serial no. 599376, for 2/4-minute cylinders, model C reproducer, oak case, original transfer, brass horn, runs unevenly, with one cylind

Edison Standard Phonograph, c. 1905 For 2-minute cylinders, serial no. 248065, missing gear cover, model C soundbox, wood cover, working! With three 2-minute cylinders and one empty box. Phonograph

Leica Standard Camera, early 20th C., in a leather case. Serial number 264946. 1:35 F-50mm lens.6"W

Early 20th century Thomas A. Edison phonograph victrola in a solid oak case and two "Edison Gold Mold"cylinder records. In good condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Measures 21" x 12.8"

An early 20th century Edison Cylinder Phonograph. "Model H" in Oak case with original decals and painted metal horn. Includes two cylinders in good condition, two additional damaged cylinders and cyli

Antique Victor Talking Machine Co. style VV-XI Victrola floor model phonograph, serial #216687G, early 20th c., mahogany cabinet, side crank, four door front with fitted interior to house records, sol

Victor Talking Machine Company Vic. I Phonograph, Early 20th C., H 9.5" W 15" Depth 10.75" , SN: 61310 | Serial number 61310, Type Vic. I. Includes tin horn with Victor paper label.

17" long, original finish early 20th century

Vintage, Early 1900s Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph + 16 Wax Cylinders. Vintage, early 1900s Edison Standard Phonograph. Phonograph serial number is 465963. Box and lid in very fined condition, the

Vintage, Early 1900s Thomas Edison Standard Phonograph + 16 Wax Cylinders. Vintage, early 1900s Edison Standard Phonograph. Phonograph serial number is 465963. Box and lid in very fined condition, the

An Edison Amberola Table Top Phonograph With over 100 Amberol Records Thomas J. Edison Inc., Orange, New Jersey, Early 20th Century model SM - 185524. Height 12 3/4 x width 12 1/2 x depth 15 3/4 inche

A Victor type III Disc Phonograph with a Wooden Horn American, early 20th Century includes a 23 3/8 inch diameter wooden horn and a disc cabinet with over 80 discs. Serial number 6854A. cabinet height

Edison stock ticker serial number 12082, has plaque with details of device, late 19th or early 20th century. Marked in part: M'F'D by T.A. Edison Inc / 12082 / 30-A No glass dome included. Height: 11"

Model C with horn with 12 cylinders early 20th century

Edison model B80 disc phonograph. Single spring, belt driven, hand cranked. Mahogany case. Serial number SM 11693. Measures approximately 24 x 18 x 17 inches. Circa first quarter 20th C.

This early "tall case" Model B bears the attractive scroll banner decal that would soon be abandoned by Edison in favour of the single word "Edison" decal. It comes with a C reproducer and its origina