Ruth Lambert's Gramophone needle tin exhibition in England. Its at Forge Mill Needle museum, Needle Mill lane,Riverside, Redditch (Near Birmingham, England.) 100's of needle tins, accessories, adverts, display cabinets , POS items, different steel needles, from my collection. >From June 12th 2004 - 11 July 2004. Opening times Monday - Friday 11 -4.30pm, Sat and Sun 2 -5pm. Any more details just email
[email protected] International Needle Tin Specialist www.needletins.co.uk From Keith.Carter Thu May 27 07:37:02 2004 From: Keith.Carter (Carter, Keith) Date: Sun Dec 24 13:10:42 2006 Subject: [Phono-L] Key for Herzog record cabinet Message-ID: <[email protected]> Hello List, I want to thank everyone who helped me solve finding a key to fit my Herzog. I happen to just catch a locksmith before he closed up, who has a shop 2 blocks away yesterday evening after work. Bruce, thanks for the scan image you sent me. I showed the locksmith and he came up with a key that he only had to file down some so it would fit into the hole. The key fits nicely and works great. I plan on going back to get another one made as a spare later. The total charge for the key was $5.00. Can't beat that. Saved me running around looking in flee markets. Thanks again List, keith From steve_noreen Thu May 27 10:23:23 2004 From: steve_noreen (Steven Medved) Date: Sun Dec 24 13:10:42 2006 Subject: [Phono-L] EDISON TRIUMPH PHONOGRAPH OAK CASE CYGNET HORN MODEL E References: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Hi Jim, I appreciate what you did, Thanks again, Steve > I suspected the horn to be wood grained because of the lower part of the > cygnet had lots of scratches and paint loss and showed a very shiney > appearance. > Just like a woodgrained elbow I have. So I emailed the seller for horn > pictures. They of course sent them to me(and I suppose a few others) and > I saw a > beauty of a cygnet. Included with the horn pics was a closeup of the > reproducer > which confirmed the early O reproducer. > Jim
