When I had an antique store, people used to ask for Victor type phonographs but when I quoted prices they could never afford them. I brought it 9 crapophones from a company that I had researched. All of them worked fine, looked good (well, as good as a crapophone can look). I advertised them as exactly what they were. All nine sold in about four months. I ordered 5 more, and it took dang near a year to unload them. Tastes change, I guess... John Robles
[email protected] wrote: I remember this, as this was my first awareness of them, and if I had the dough I would buy some crapophones as some of them look good and I will never be able to afford the real thing unless my ship comes bounding over the main. Dave > Just a reminder that Loran was one of the first to post a page on > Crapophones at: > _______________________________________________ Phono-L mailing list [email protected] Phono-L Archive http://www.oldcrank.org/pipermail/phono-l/
