Bruce ~ These albums are scarce. I have two Edison albums, one 10" and one 12", with the signature logo embossed on the front. I don't have them in front of me, but I believe they're lettered as well. How many do you have of what size, and how many came with the machine when new?
Andy On Nov 3, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Bruce Mercer wrote: > Guys, > you may remember a couple months ago or so I asked if any of you knew > or had > dealings with Dan Choffness in San Francisco and everyone replied that > he > was a first class person to deal with, easing my mind about spending a > large > sum of money with someone I did not know. My intended pruchase was a > 1928 > Edison C-2 Radio/Phonograph, one of two models that played both Diamond > Discs or regular lateral cut records. I would like to add my voice to > the > chorus on Dan's behalf. I cannot say enough about the transaction the > transpired between the two of us. He was extremely accomodating, > wrapped > the machine very well and suffered through the looooong wait for the > pickup > by the mover, one I would never use again. The machine arrived on > Halloween > and I am thrilled since I have been looking for this one for years. It > looks better in person than the photographs on Dan's site and the > follow-ups > that he sent me. Now for the restoration......if I can stop rubbing on > the > case long enough. :-) Thank you Dan! > > Bruce > > ps. I'm looking for the four albums that go with the Edison C-2. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Phono-L mailing list > [email protected] > > Phono-L Archive > http://www.oldcrank.org/pipermail/phono-l/ >
