Regina music box #31010 Elizabethan style case only.

Regina Mahogany Case Single Play Upright Music Box. Style #24. Serial #32404. Accompanied with forty-six 20-3/4" discs. 70-1/2"h. x 32-1/2"w. x 14-1/2"d. Condition: Very good with minor wear, excellen

Lot consists of 1 - Regina Style 50 music box. Serial No. 14170 indicates a manufacture date in the Spring of 1896. This Style 50 is a table model with a mahogany case, with straight sides, rope detai

Oak case automatic changer music box, Style 32. Coin-operated. Etched glass in the base panel "Regina Corona". No Crank. Appears to be complete. The machine is locked up and not working at this time.

Regina Company(Rahway, NJ, est. 1892)Style 19 Disc Music Boxcirca 1900oak case, lithograph panelsigned and numbered "Regina, 44798"9 x 15 x 14 inches11 in. diameter (disc)

This popular Style 50 music box's Serial No. 75492 indicates that it was manufactured c. 1900. The Style 50 is a table model with a serpentine mahogany case and plays 15-1/2" tune sheet discs, 11 of w

American Regina style 35 upright music box, Rahway, New Jersey, c.1900, automatic tune changing mechanism, twelve steel discs, housed in bowfront mahogany case with carved crest, glazed door with pier

Scarce authentic Regina disk music player. Case crafted of Mahogany. Double comb style circa early 1900's. Comes with 35 additional disks for the player. Measures 10 3/4" x 18" x 16" Good overall work

Regina Style 50 Mahogany Disc Music Box. Mahogany case has a serpentine form with hinged lid, gilt “Regina” decal on the reverse of the lid; spring driven mechanism plays 15.5 in. discs on duplex

A wonderful example of a regina Manivelle style 22 Disc music box playing 8 - 1/2" discs. Mahogany case, with complete un-repaired comb, and factory record card. Shipped 12/19/1900 with serial number

Regina Style 28 Mahogany Disc Music Box. Large sized mahogany case with spindled gallery dome lid and Regina lithograph on the reverse, has carved trim and retailer’s tag for “C.J. Heppe & Son, Ph

Serial number 37965 in Oak style refinished case. Double combs on long bed plate. Combs are bright and shiny with no rust. Has original winding crank. Winds, runs and plays, however, will need some wo

Regina Company(Rahway, NJ, est. 1892)Style 240 "Reginaphone" Music Box/Record Playerlate 19th centurymahogany case with lion headssigned with metal tag "The Regina Company, Rahway, N.J., No. 240003"49

Regina 15.5" Style 35 (home model) automatic disc-changing music box with the optional art glass front doors, ca. 1900. Overall excellent condition, in mahogany case, restored and refinished, mechanis

Symphonion dual comb music box, Rococo style case, velvet lined inner lid with chromo of young couple, dual brass coms by Schutz-Marke trade mark, Germany, exterior extensively carved with leaves, flo

Regina Music Box, Oak Case, Nice Label, 13 15in. Records, approx. 21.5" x 19.5" x 12"

DOUBLE COMB, 12" DISK REGINA MUSIC BOX. MAHOGANY CASE. WORKING ORDER. WITH 18 DISKS. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Regina Music Box in Oak Case, 15.5" Discs w/ approx 40 discs, Approx 11" x 22.5" x 22.25"

8 1/2" X 14" REGINA MUSIC BOX IN OAK CASE PLAYS 11" DISCS - GOOD WORKING CONDITION - SELLS WITH (24) DISCS STORED IN STACKABLE NATIVE AMERICAN BASKETS

75" Tall X 32" Wide X 14" Deep- Original Old Finish- As Found

Originally coin operated. Mounting plate are still present. Measures 21" x 18.5" x 12"

19th Century Regina Music Box in Wooden Case. Serial number 52194. Includes: 39 disks and key. Case measures 13-1/2" H x 22" W x 20" D. Condition: Working condition, some normal scratches to the case

Regina Disk Music Box in Oak Case in working condition, double comb, for 15 1/2 inch disk, no disks available, #59115 height 34 inches, top 21" x 18 1/2"

Original Regina Music Box, 12" Disc, Oak Case, 10.75" x 17" x 15.5", Serial #63203, Double Comb, One Disc Included, Spring Seems to have Slippage and Will not Wind to Run Properly, When Box Does Play

Serpentine case music box Style 171. Plays a 12-1/4" disc. Has the phonograph tonearm, turntable and large nickel horn. Pictured on page 183 of Bower's book. Working but assembled turn table.