Yeah, but I reserve him for more important stuff. He's the best, but this
record is worth maybe ten bucks and it could cost $35 to fix it, so I am better
off finding another copy.
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From: bruce78...@comcast.net
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Desperatel
Those d#$n 2 minute wax cylinders... you could crack one by looking at it wrong
or thinking about playing it. I love indestructibles...
Curt
> Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2011 19:31:59 -0700
> From: john9...@pacbell.net
> To: phono-l@oldcrank.org
> Subject: [Phono-L] Desperately Seeking Cylinder
>
> Hel
Steve, I agree completely and hope for collectors interested in these
machines that at least a few more will be found. The thing that supports the
'few' is that they were made for only a year (more like 10 months), were
very expensive and a good estimate of orginal production numbered about 200
Hi,
I bought a set of 3 Roosevelt blue Amberols at the show Sunday without
the correct boxes. Has anyone made repro lids for these?
-Barry
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Hello all
Sadly, I cracked one of my favorite cylinders tonight, and I am hoping someone
can help me find a replacement. It is Edison 2 minute number 10185 The Market
on Saturday Night sung by Ada Jones. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
John Robles
have you considered sending it to the Cylinder Doctor??
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Subject: [Phono-L] Desperately Seeking Cylinder
Hello all
Sadly, I cracked one of my favorite cylinders tonight, and I
Can/would someone on the list please measure the diameter of the silk linkage
on a Diamond Disc reproducer with a micrometer and tell me what the measurement
is? Thanks!
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Hello Bruce and list,
The amount of phonographs known depends largely on how well we as collectors
are willing to communicate with each other and to the researcher.
The Triumph G is a good example I believe there were about 6 of these known to
exist and then a new one appeared on eBay in the
Yes, you have been taken, you should sell your C-1 to me for $1200 dollars and
consider yourself lucky as it does not have nearly the paint job of that GEM
;-)
Bill
On Apr 11, 2011, at 12:18 PM, Bruce Mercer wrote:
> UH-OH, have I been taken? I was told that my Edison C-1 is one of six known.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If I collected Gems on a large scale,
it would be unusual to have. One dead give away that the paint is not
"original to the date of manufacture" is the lid. Notice the flathead nails
on the edges to hold down the glue failure? Near the nails are gouges that
UH-OH, have I been taken? I was told that my Edison C-1 is one of six
known. According to the known serial numbers mine is the latest making it
the last (accounted for) Diamond Disc machine. I sincerely hope that is not
the case.
Bruce
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I knew what you meant, our/are your/you're I'm good. I'm tolerant as I'm an
often offender.
Mike
Oldcranky
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:43 PM, DeeDee Blais wrote:
> OK, it's "tole" painting.
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