Posted 14 years ago
officialfuel
(672 items)
This is a Edison Standard Phonograph playing cylinder records. The cylinders are made of wax. It has a Model C Reproducer. The piece has the lid and crank and 35 cylinder records. This was the stereo back in that period. I've had this over 20 years and it sounds and plays beautifully. The first patent on it is Dec. 4, 1889 and the last on it is Oct. 18, 1892. The serial number on it is s151144. Made in Orange. N.J.,USA.
Nice condition, with original decal. Crank her up!
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GREAT piece, thanks for sharing
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Nice!!!
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that is so cool officialfuel,the fact that it still works is amazing to say the least,it is a beautiful piece
Thank you so much Dottie for the nice complement! When friends come over, I play it for them and they can't believe how good it works and sounds. Have a great afternoon! :-)
Thank you AR8Jason! I have a Victrola record player out in the man cave to put on here. It also plays and sounds great. Have a great afternoon!
I got a few with the photogragh, but I have found them here and there. I to have a couple of blue also. Most of mine have there cardboard containers that they go in with the lids.
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Very nice piece. I just picked up today 3 cylinders in the boxes. 2 blue and 1 black. It's nice to see what they would have played on.
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Have an Edison and a box of cylinders that belonged to my grandparents. Very nice.
Thank you Nova, after all these years it still plays! :-)
I found one very similar to this one yesterday, it belonged to an old relative who passed away years ago. My father had tucked it away for safe keeping, we also found a box with a full set of 24 cylinders last Sunday. I cranked up the player yesterday and it still runs, but I haven't put a cylinder on yet as I have yet to find the horn. It is a beautiful machine, not sure that I'm going to want to part with it.
You can still hear it without the horn.
Good to know officialfuel, but I'm going to keep looking for that horn. Dad didn't throw anything out, so I'm sure it's here somewhere, thanks.
I just meant till you found the horn, just to see if it worked properly and if you had some sound. Have a great day! :-)
You are so diversified in your collection. Just incredible all the different things you collect. Enjoy looking at everything!
Thank you leighannrn for such a nice comment! I try to buy and show nice things! Have a wonderful evening! :-)
I have a old tube record player and about 200 tube records. what web site can I goto too find the value of these items. Can anyone help. Thanks William. If so please hit me up at durham5o@aol.com
Thanks for stopping by William Bridges. You might try putting the name on google and see if it turns up anything.
Great machine! My brother had a nice little Edison cylinder player, and a slew of wax cylinder recordings...."Old Bill Bailey," "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon," etc. Bravo! Thanks for sharing, someday I'd like to own one.....
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Thank you BELLIN68 and dermead for stopping by and showing some love! As always BELLIN68, thank you for the awesome compliment!!
so awesome!! I dated a guy who had a player and a huge collection of wax cylinders. I had no idea these were from the 1800s - amazing that it still plays so well, what a treasure!
Love it! What a great find. I guess I need to go pick'n with you!
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These are great pieces to own and the fact that is still works is an added bonus, I know you must enjoy it official.
Thank you Signaholic for the love! It's sitting on the living room table for everyone to enjoy that comes over!
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Thank you Longings for stopping by on this Saturday and showing some love on the old Edison phonogragh! :-)
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Your welcome-- did yours come in this condition or was it restored?
scott
scottvez, I found it in this condition. It still plays well. It's sitting on the living room table for all to see when they enter the room. I love playing for people when they ask. Thank you for asking! Have a great Sunday!
Michael
It sounds like it found the perfect home to be appreciated! Enjoy it.
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How much would the records alone be worth individually?
Thank you danielle2136 for stopping in and asking a questions. I've seen them anywhere from $5.00 -$35.00 depends on condition and if there in the cardboard sleeve. They're called wax cylinder records. They play for about two minutes. Thank you again for stopping in. Have a great day.
Michael
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