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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Plushboston
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    I would just like to know what about my record player. It was a gift and I love it but I have no idea about it ..

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    1. aghcollect aghcollect, 10 years ago
      Its upside down - what does that little plate say on the back part?
    2. Plushboston, 10 years ago
      The master tone .. I'm not sure y the pics keep flipping. . I'm sorry
    3. aghcollect aghcollect, 10 years ago
      Phelps Factories out of Columbus OH produced Master-Tone phonographs. The Master Tone name was also used by Iroquois Sales Corp., Buffalo, NY around 1920. Both of these companies may have just been the cabinet makers that used phonographs actually made by Victrola or even Edison.
    4. Plushboston, 10 years ago
      So its from the 1920s? Am I not suppose to ask what it's worth on here.. I don't want to sell it.. I'm a dance teacher n love music stuff .. but should it be insured??
    5. aghcollect aghcollect, 10 years ago
      Value would depend on the condition - does it work? - For insurance purposes, I would estimate it around 150. - if you get it restored and working condition 650
    6. Plushboston, 10 years ago
      It does work.. no real damage it's in good shape has tons of extra needles

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