Someone on the list was asking about one of these last week. I just saw
this one on e-bay. It looks rough, but thought you might be interested in
seeing it.
It's item number 280585802435.
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Ron said it very well. I would favor a mint machine over a restored one but I
would not discriminate over a restored machine as that is the only way most
people can own a mint looking machine. I would also love to have a 1795 silver
dollar in uncirculated condition, but I had to settle for
Ron,
Visit a commercial janitorial supply house and pick up a jug of enzyme
carpet/upholstery deodorizer. It will eat the proteins that are causing the
mildew smell, but be careful not to get it on areas that have been hide-glued
or else you may end up regluing them.
From:
I have used coffee before with a steamer chest. Not brewed, but right out
of the can. I poured it in the bottom of the chest and closed it up for a
few days. The dry coffee grounds absorb the smell. Then you simply vacuum
it out.
You will be reminded of that morning cup of coffee when you
The enzyme pet stain removers work well.
On 11/13/2010 05:12 PM, Tom Jordan wrote:
I have used coffee before with a steamer chest. Not brewed, but right out
of the can. I poured it in the bottom of the chest and closed it up for a
few days. The dry coffee grounds absorb the smell. Then you
interesting
i have an idelia but my concert/opera is my work horse
it has the best sound of all when i play some of the hot 5000 clylinders
if we were talking a chipendale chair i would be more concerned with
restoration but most of these phonographs were mass produced for consumption
and
That was actually a decent deal ($61 final bid) because it was for TWO
adapters - one for laterals one for Pathe type ... I didn't even know that
Pathe-only adapters were made - the ones I have or have seen were either for
both or lateral-only.
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