I have a D Xed out and marked F. Sn 788282. Cygnet wood horn and small horizontal carriage. 2/4 gear. Only thing I added was the reproduction S reproducer.
Jeff Cecil Sent from my iPhone On Jan 16, 2013, at 4:04 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > > Hi Steve: > > The Edison Standard line ended just above serial number 820000. At the end > of production the Standard E with either the Diamond B or N was stamped Model > G... BUT this was only a very few machines and that is why they are so rare. > The Standard E 4 minute only machine with the Diamond B and #10 Cygnet horn > went all the way up through the mid 818000's. The ICS 2 minute Model C was > made until the last and Standard Ds and Es were converted to ICS 2 minute > players along the way. The serial numbers were intertwined for maximum > confusion today. > > The highest Standard E with an N Reproducer I have in my 'field study' is > 816325 and the N is serial #95759. I own N s/n A24 which was not with a > machine when I bought it. Steve, have you seen any Ns with a higher number? > > And now an open question for the list members, does anyone have a Standard > over 818000? What model is it? ICS? Model D x'ed out and C or something > else stamped in? The only way to get a clear picture of those closing days > is to do some data mining. > > Regards, > > Al > > _______________________________________________ > Phono-L mailing list > http://phono-l.org _______________________________________________ Phono-L mailing list http://phono-l.org
