Puck Lyre Base Cylinder Phonograph

Complete with winding key, morning glory horn and reproducer

No horn or reproducer

Music, Lyre Puck Mermaid Base Cylinder Phonograph, metal, Exc working cond, 11.5"H x 6.75"W x 14"D.

Includes a 12" black horn. Includes the winding key, motor runs. The reproducer is intact and is taped on the horn. The mandrel is missing the rubber belt. Harp is clean with no cracks. A nice fixer-u

Puck Cylinder Phonograph Steel Lyre Harp Base, complete except for bottom half of reproducer, see photos.

Puck Cylinder Phonograph Cast Iron Lyre Harp Base with lion cast in bedplate, complete except for bottom half of reproducer, see photos.

Puck German Skeletal Cylinder Phonograph - Black Iron Lyre-Shaped Base - Lightweight Aluminum Horn

circa 1900-1910; probably French, open works machine on cast iron lyre base with aluminum horn, 12 in. H., 12 in. L., horn - 10 in. L., bell - 7 1/2 in. Diam.

Puck-Type Cylinder Phonograph, c. 1900 Presumably Germany, cast-iron lyre-form base, reproducer with sapphire tip, aluminum horn, working spring-motor. Walzenphonograph Puck-Typ, um 1900 Vermutlich De

Untouched, original machine. Highly ornamental cast iron base with remnants of original black paint. The open works mechanism has its original winding key. Mandrel turns freely and is driven by a stri

Incomplete with winding key

A version of the ubiquitous European Puck phonograph, labelled "The Melograph" and made by The Boston Cycle and Foundry. The Unusual "Talk Back" horn was made by The Talk Back Co. of Los Angeles "His

Puck Mermaid circa 1905. Most Pucks were German made but this model is French made. Cast iron mermaid base retains at least 85% of the original paint. Motor moves freely but does not run. Horn is 13��

Mermaid Puck Cylinder Phonograph, c. 1905 Germany, cast-iron base, key-wind open spring motor, aluminum horn, reproducer with stylus, no belt. Puck Phonograph "Meerjungfrau", um 1905 Deutschland, g

Cast iron lyre base with zinc horn and elements. 12 1/2 x 15 x 7 inches.

Lyre model. There is no horn bracket, reproducer or horn

Puck Phonograph, c. 1900 Probably Germany, cast-iron lyre-form base, aluminum horn, "DMC" soundbox, clockwork motor (working), no belt. Phonograph "Puck", um 1900 Vermutlich Deutschland, gußeiserner

Green front mount horn, reproducer and winding key. An excellent and scarce example

Puck Mermaid Cylinder Phonograph with winding key. Winds up and plays. Reproducer has stylist. 12" repainted horn. Nice ornate mermaid design.14" L x 12.5" T x 6" W

Winding key, morning glory horn, and reproducer(missing Stylus). The machine is missing Belt and guard. The machine winds and will run but slowly.

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

Cylinder phonograph with lyre reproducer. Modern polyphone attachment with a pair of all brass 14" horns. Complete with crank and cover. Good painting. SN-8088

1911 Edison Deluxe Opera wax Cylinder Phonograph Table Top Opera Edison's top machine Signed with metal tag serial number 1034 Dimensions Height 15 inches base 18 inches 13 inch Weight 42 pounds It wa

Circa late 1890’s serial No. 660867. The Q mechanism has good nickel plating with some loss on the base. Reproducer is original with good stylus. What makes this ordinary phonograph exceptional