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Victor Electrola Tuscany-E Phonograph, one of the scarcer models, made in 1926 at a cost of $550, featured an Italian Renaissance-style cabinet, cabinet in as-found condition, needs refinishing, cabin

Hand crank Silvertone Phonograph. Crank works, comes with at least one needle. Phonograph is 16 3/4 X 8 1/2 X 16 inches in size. SHIPPING: In-House Shipping availble on this lot. Please read our Shipp

One 14" Brass bell horns and one child's phonograph horn that measures 10-1/4" x 6-3/4 dia.

The first is a Columbia in a fancy case with the reproducer and no crank. There is a handle for the top inside. There are two Columbia Type O phonographs, one with a reproducer and the other without b

The first is a Columbia in a fancy case with the reproducer and no crank. There is a handle for the top inside. There are two Columbia Type O phonographs, one with a reproducer and the other without b

An interesting and highly unusual phonograph with one turntable, but two tonearms and reproducers in an attempt to create a stereo effect. It is equipped with styli to play Pathe or other vertically-c

This lot consists of 3 Edison phonograph mechanisms. One is an Edison Home Model A missing its reproducer but otherwise appears to be complete. Another is an Edison Model C ICS Model. Missing its top

Two 32" Edison cylinder phonograph horns. One flowered horn in very rough condition. One all black horn formerly had a sunburst inside. Has scratches and dents. See photos.

Two 32" Edison cylinder phonograph horns. One flowered horn in very rough condition. One all black horn formerly had a sunburst inside. Has scratches and dents. See photos.

This lot consists of 2 Edison Cylinder phonograph mechanisms. One, Edison Home Model A long bedplate style mech. In fair condition. Missing its reproducer, cueing lever, and governor. Second, Edison S

Set of six various phonograph records, One cover reads "NO. 536 Red Cross March Band" dated 1904; Measures approximately H 4 1/4 x W 2 1/2 x D 2 1/2 inches; One canister is missing a record, Staining

2 PHONOGRAPH SPEAKER HORNS Two phonograph speaker horns. One by The Magnavox Co. (24"), and the other Atwater Kent, Model L (18"). Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

This is a lot of two Edison Home Phonographs. The first one is the later version in original oak case with a reproducer and a crank inside the cabinet. The motor is working. The second is an earlier a

This is a lot of two Edison Home Phonographs. The first one is in original oak case with a reproducer and no crank. The second one is an older version with the snap lid case with the reproducer and an

Keystone Model 418 Talking Railroad Station in original box (one flap missing), Hand cranked phonograph with train announcements.

1898 Thomas Edison Inventions Electric Lightbulb Phonograph Illustrated “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” ― Thomas Edison This fine late 19th-century

This is a photo of a store that carried fine goods, with china, jewelry and victrolas (phonograph machines) on display. One of them has a visible name plate that reads, when magnified, "Brooks Automat

Lot of 1 Edison phonograph and record catalogs. One booklet has information on new phonographs and the other has selections of records. Both booklets have been kept in excellent condition with slight

3 Tiz-it like flexible horn connectors in very nice condition. 2- Reproducer attachment listening tube volume controls in very good condition. See photos.

An Edison oak-case phonograph with horn and thirty one additional rolls with fitted canvas case. Oak phonograph case: 9in tall x 11in wide x 9in deep.

An vintage ‘The Nightingale of Phonographs’ by The Carola Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. Tin floor model case, grain painted with lift top and front door. The phonograph features a crank on one

Six pieces of imported furniture including two Edwardian phonograph record cabinets 6" H (one missing a drawer pull), mirror, Canterbury and a decorative room divider. Five pieces.

Puck Type Lorelei circa 1906. One of the most desirable Puck type phonographs is this ornate based string belt phonograph. Appears to be complete and original. Motor does not run, and mandrel is loose