Hello everyone, For the last few months I've been working on my first major
compilation for distribution, "Aeolian-Vocalion Hill and Dale Records
(1918-1920)." It will document all 387 of Aeolian's known vertical-cut releases
between 1918 and 1920 (recordings made ca. July 1917 to November 1919
Here is the video of the Model E for sale. Please note that the machine comes
with an ALL BLACK cygnet horn. The bell in the video is the one for sale but
the wood grained elbow has been replaced with an original black elbow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KtMvACQIcI&list=UUNzD7w9KVwXm-x1LuW42
Hello Everybody,
We have some nice machines for sale that we would like to offer to this group
before heading to Ebay.
For sale:
1. Edison Suitcase (square-top) 2-clip Standard Model A rare European model.
Comes with winged model C reproducer and original but repainted/polished black
& brass
hi all
both edison and colombia did strange things
i have two aow's that are close in serial numbers and the horn connection on
one has a step down where the horn connects and the other does not.
also i have a 1901 edison spring motor with a north american top and and
mandrel.
they were like any
Al, surely as the author of the book being sold from Leah Burt's collection,
you are famous enough for Jerry Fabris to get you in. Every phonograph
collector in the world knows who you are.
Jim Nichol
On Aug 31, 2012, at 4:14 AM, clockworkh...@aol.com wrote:
> How I would love to have researc
Hi Steve:
My notes differ from the numbers you had. I have Standard S#51888 as having
clips but by S#52180 shipped without them but having the set screw.
I have often said that Edison machines were assembled but not on a perfectly
inline assembly line. Early parts at the bottom of a parts bin
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