Re: [Phono-L] Edison Spring Motor questions... Triton Motors...

2010-05-16 Thread ClockworkHome
Greetings Gabriel: It is difficult to address your problems without examining the phonograph. What is the serial number of the Triton springmotor? What is the serial number of the machine? There were different threads used early on. When the speed control knob gained the pointer and the

Re: [Phono-L] Edison Brass Mandrels... some idle thoughts...

2010-05-16 Thread ClockworkHome
Greetings Harvey: The solid brass mandrels were on the early M and E electric machines. They were press fit onto the steel mandrel shaft. Even in those days solid brass of that diameter was expensive so few are found to be solid after 1896. As the M topworks was adapted for the Springmotor

[Phono-L] Victor VI with Speartip Horn/Mahogany disc record cabinet for sale

2010-05-16 Thread elcaminonyc
We are continuing to downsize since we have moved South, and unfortunately have decided to part with a few of our treasures...We have a refinished Victor VI with a mahogany speartip horn for sale, as well as a mahogany disc cabinet for sale separately. Both are in magnificent condition

Re: [Phono-L] Edison Spring Motor questions... Triton Motors...

2010-05-16 Thread Gabriel Marro
Thank you Al, My Spring Motor serial number is 29251 and the motor frame number is 11523. It has not the speed calibrations printed on the bedplate. I though only Triumphs had that prints. I think all the machine is original and nobody but me has touched it in 100 years. It has a square crank

Re: [Phono-L] Gene Ballard

2010-05-16 Thread Scott and Denise Corbett
I too have fond memories of Gene. I remember at the very first CAPS (California Antique Phonograph Society) show 25 years ago, Gene had an original Edison Class M for the unbelievable price of $2,200. I think that was good even 25 years ago. I remember him as very kind and he did great work at