Lot 174
A Fine, Working Edison Standard Phonograph. Orange, New Jersey, circa 1010. Model D, with last patent date of Aug. 29, 1906. Massively built to last! In rugged oak case, with detachable, handled lid. The machine the height of simplicity, with hand-cranked spring-would motor, with speed regulator. The spindle frame for the geared drive heavy and rugged, with swing out arm for removing and centering the recorded cylinder, plus a latch for disengaging the belt drive. The "reproducer," the audio diaphragm also with a swivel latch for precise lowering of the needle on to the cylinder, along with black metal horn for sound amplification. In excellent condition, and in full working order, complete with black hard wax cylinder, lid and horn. Case width: 16". Horn length: 14".
Estimated Value $750 - 1,000.
From a prominent Beverly Hills estate.
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