Mario, please send photos to _rkolba0...@aol.com_
(mailto:rkolba0...@aol.com) Thanks.
In a message dated 10/25/2010 11:11:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mari...@optusnet.com.au writes:
Hi All,
A very rare opportunity exists.
I have recently re-assessed my collecting goals and as a
These rare School house models come up for sale so seldom, where would anyone
be able to get an idea as to what to offer for this complete original example?
Thank you for offering it to the members of Phono-L.
Bruce
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From: Mario Frazzetto mari...@optusnet.com.au
Hello Shawn,
I believe you are talking about the early ones made in 1901 in the 7000 range.
I have a NOS one it its original 1901 box, the record and the box both look
new, unfortunately the record is cracked. From what I have read Edison began
to mold records in 1901 and stocked up for
I forgot to add you can tell when the record was made from the box if you are
fortunate to have the original one. As most people know some records started
out as brown and can be found in all record variations if they remained in the
catalog long enough.
The early ones with no titles do
Hi Steve ~
Can you tell me more about The Concert Book? When published, author,
ISBN if you have it, etc.?
Hope you're doing well over there. I still feel proud and honored to
have those reproducers that you restored for me.
Andy
On Oct 26, 2010, at 3:43 PM, Steven Medved wrote:
Hello Andy,
Thanks so much. Ron was selling these, here is his contact info, let me know
if he answers. Even though I do not have any of the concert size cylinders I
really enjoyed the book and learned a great deal.
Steve
Ron Dethlefson r2d...@pacbell.net
Edison, Lambert Concert
Dan,
You are correct and thanks for answering my question.
Steve
I think that's exactly what this is. See the No.7 wood horn on Type 48, at
this site: http://www.keithwright.ca/CAPP/Vitaphone/vitaphone.html
I'm hoping that someone on the list might have some info on Victor Puzzle
Records. I picked one up the other day titled: The Conundrum - What Should I
Play Next?. Anyone know how many of these were made or how scarce they might
be? I have only seen two of these - the one that I bought and
In a message dated 10/27/2010 12:06:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
vinyl.visi...@live.com writes:
The selections on this record are four different types of music, which
play randomly, depending on where or when you place the needle - very
strange...
Hi,
The idea
There seems to be lot of conjecture about exactly how many of those records
that Victor made. I always hear of the Conundrum, but never have seen/heard
it. I have the Puzzle Record, which has three starts on each of two
sides. It's a 10 inch. Rust's Victor Master Book tells thyat some (not
all) of
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