Picked this machine up last Saturday at the Orlando Antique Phonograph show. It's all original, except the repro grill cloth. It plays very well, loud, crisp, and, clear. The serial tag is riveted the back of the bed plate. Here are some photos. When I

I also picked up the remains of this Edison Fireside phonograph a year ago at the Orlando antique phonograph show. I managed to replace all, but, the repro lid, and, now have it playing. I still have to replace the worn 4 min. needle on the K reproducer,

Does anyone ever remember these at all? I used to have the pictured one below and am trying to hunt it down again as it was a wicked toy as a kid. If anyone knows where I can get one plese get in touch but not after the NEW ones as they are bloody blue

A couple of weeks back I rescued this little gem at the Orlando antique phonograph show. The story goes that the dealer I bought it from recently purchased it from a lady. She said her husband found it in the barn recently. He thought it was just an old

I'm going to put a cygnet horn on this machine, and, am refinnishing of refurbishing of it right now. Just finnished refinnishing job on main case, new decal. When I got this machine it was a parts machine, and, there wasn't much there. The biggest thin