According to Frow these were sold in mahogany, golden oak, mission oak, and Circassian walnut. Output was scheduled at 50 a day, 40 mahogany, 10 mixed oak with no mention of the walnut. The early ones have a two piece horn, the later ones have the No 250 horn. The very early ones have the C-200 single spring motor.
The price would depend on the condition of the finish and plated parts, a good range would be $300 (needing veneer work) to $600 (excellent) with $50 to $100 off for the inoperative motor. Does this one have the two piece horn, it will be held together in a metal cygnet horn type configuration. Is the diamond good on the reproducer? Steve > I am looking at an Edison A250 in Oak ser 3026. The case is good but > the motor doesn't work. I can't find any sales of this and I have never > seen an oak one- just mahogany. What is a good price for one of these, > and is the motor interchangeable for parts with the later DD's ? > > Greg Acker > > > _______________________________________________ > Phono-l mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.oldcrank.com/mailman/listinfo/phono-l_oldcrank.com >
