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An early 20th century cased Thomas Edison Gem Phonograph with trumpet and box of cannisters; together with a Symphonion Simplex, made in Germany with a quantity of brass discs (3)Winder present, some resistance to wind, mechanism seems to turn but doesn't engage with cylinder, in need of attention

Edison Bell Gem tabletop phonograph, defective mechanism, damaged aluminium trumpet, and with two cylinders, width 23cm.

A Wurlitzer Simplex Juke Box, Multi Selector Phonograph, model 412, serial No 84688, 132cm high and thirteen records.

NSM - Consul 120 - a retro 1970s stained wood cased jukebox record player. The compact phonograph in the antique style with panel fronted doors with crest detailing having a decoative glass panel atop. Sold as untested.Measures approx. 83cm x 102cm x 51cm.

Antique Edison shaving machine (patent 1905) for brown wax blank phonograph cylinders - total 46cm across (inc handle)

EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH, in oak case33cm wide

Edison Standard Phonograph, c1905. Oak case with lid, black and gilt brass 14" witches hat horn, in working condition. Together with 14 wax cylinders in a vintage child's fibreboard case.

Various Edison Phonograph cylinders, boxed.

An Edison Home Phonograph to play cylinder discs and within a green stained wooden case

A chrome cased Mikiphone System Vadasz pocket phonograph.   Dia. 12cms.

An 'Edison Home Phonograph' in an oak veneered case, the cylinder disc player movement with patents registered up to 1898

An early 20th century Edison Phonograph to play cylinder discs and contained in an oak veneered case

An Edison Gem phonograph to play cylinder discs and contained in an oak veneered case 

An early 20th century Edison Gem phonograph, serial no. 680714, lacking horn, horn holder and oak cover, together with one other part phonograph for spare or repair. (2)

A late 19th century Thomas Edison 'Gem' wind up phonograph, serial number G94654, having attached makers plate with patents, lacking horn and winder, 18x13cm.

An Edison 'Gem' phonograph, serial number '333497C', within its oak case, width 25cm, together with winding handle, tin horn and a selection of cylinders.

A Le Gaulois wind up phonograph, with horn, winding key, etc.

A Thomas A Edison wind up phonograph, serial number 125145, with horn, and a box containing various cylinders.

Thomas Edison cylinder phonograph with horn and a quantity of cylindersSeems to working at this moment.

An Edison Bell Standard Phonograph. Serial number A41392, Having an oak case and metal horn (damaged).

A collection of Edison Phonograph records. Including 570 Eruption of Vesuvius, 9467 Looking This Way and 8496 Home Sweet Home etc.

One box of Edison phonograph wax cylinders

Edison phonograph in case

Phonograph style oak cased CD player. Not available for in-house P&P

An Edison Standard Phonograph together with numerous wax cylinders.

An Edison Gem phonograph with trumpet / horn, missing case cover

EDISON BELL PHONOGRAPH, in oak case, with aluminium horn and a selection of cylinder recordsProvenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

A collection of assorted Phonograph wax cyclinder recordings. Including Edison and Columbia, etc. In a wooden crack. H15cm x W51cm x D51cm

Vanishing illusion.- Williams (Charles) and others. Collection of seven prints relating to illusion, including magicians with cups and balls, including William's satirical print 'The Extinguisher!', Sidebotham's 'Mrs Clarke's Patent Extinguisher', another 'Vice and Profligacy extinguished by Equity', a French lithograph of a somnambulist magician who does tricks with cups and balls asleep, three other French lithographs with magicians performing illusion tricks, and a J. Keppler cartoon "The Decadence Of The Wizard Of Menlo Park - From The Phonograph To Polyform", etchings with hand-colouring, lithographs, various sizes between 330 x 260 mm (13 x 10 1/4 in) and 490 x 340 mm (19 1/4 x 13 1/2 in), minor handling creases, some surface dirt, all unframed, 18th and 19th century (7) A limited number of printed catalogues are available to purchase for this auction. UK: £35 (incl. postage) Rest of World: £50 (incl. postage) Please contact info@forumauctions.co.uk to place an order.

An Edison Standard Phonograph & approx. 40 cylinders

"Edison Standard Phonograph" mit 32 Walzen. Auf dem Kasten Mehrfarbendruck "Edison Standard Phonograph", auf dem Werk gemarkt in Goldschrift sowie Metallplakette mit Patentvermerken und Seriennummer "S257866", Reproduce "Model C", zumeist "Edison Goldguss Walzen". Um 1900. Eiche massiv, Eisen schwarz lackiert, Messingblech. Wachswalzen. 29 x 33 x 24 cm (ohne Griff), L Walzen 10,5 cm, Ø Walzen 5,5 cm, Ø innen 4,5 cm. 8,5 + 4,1 kg. Holzgehäuse mit Scharnier-Tragegriff auf arretierbarem Gewölbedeckel, an der Seite eine eingeschraubte Kurbel. Werk mit Gummiband-Antrieb für die Trägerwalze sowie originaler Schalltrichter mit Messingrand. Rote und teils blaue Papphülsen mit Beschriftungen für die Walzen, z.B. Hipp Hipp Hurra, Wien bleibt Wien, Klosterglocken usw. Wasserschaden und Anobienspuren am Gehäuse hinten, einige Alters-/Gebrauchsspuren an den Walzen. Funktioniert. Aufrufzeit 26. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 16:32 Uhr (CET)"Edison Standard Phonograph" with 32 rollers. Multicolor print "Edison Standard Phonograph" on the case, marked in gold lettering on the movement and metal plaque with patent notices and serial number "S257866", Reproduce "Model C", mostly "Edison Goldguss Walzen". Circa 1900. Solid oak, black lacquered iron, sheet brass. Wax rollers. 29 x 33 x 24 cm (without handle), L rollers 10.5 cm, Ø rollers 5.5 cm, Ø inside 4.5 cm. 8.5 + 4.1 kg. Wooden case with hinged carrying handle on lockable arched lid, a screwed-in crank on the side. Movement with rubber band drive for the carrier roller and original bell with brass rim. Red and partly blue cardboard sleeves with inscriptions for the rollers, e.g. Hipp Hipp Hurra, Wien bleibt Wien, Klosterglocken etc. Water damage and signs of wear on the back of the case, some signs of age/use on the rollers. Works. Call time 26 | Feb. 2025 | probably 16:32 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

Early 1900's Thomas Edison Phonograph 'Reproducer'. In working order, with brass horn. A box of music cartridges (approx 25+), some cartridges broken. Requires needle to play cartridges. Horn has slight rust. This is the reproducer model, with serial S368146. In wooden carry case.

Edison Fireside Phonograph player with an assortment of wax Cylinders, does wind up and play but would require service 

A Thomas Edison 'Gem' Phonograph with case, funnel and spares. We are informed that the phonograph is in working order, although it has not been tested.

An early 20th century Edison oak cased phonograph with lever wind handle and an ebonised metal trumpet amplifier of tapering hexagonal form.

An early 20th century Edison Fireside Combination Type Phonograph, cased, with trumpet and winding handle, along with a small collection of cylinders.

A Vintage early 20th century French Phonograph " Je Chante Haut Et Clair" in oak lidded case.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PHONOGRAPH OR WIRELESS SPEAKER HORNwood, 27cm long

An Edison standard phonograph in wooden case. Numbered 697570 and modelled "K". 29cm tall. Together with metal horn and seventeen wax cylinders.

A vintage Triang / Lionel ' Famous Inventors Series ' Edison Electric Lamp Phonograph model with horn, Edison bust, instructions and box.

Early 20th century Edison Gem Phonograph (lacking horn) in oak case, serial number G59565

An early 20th century Edison Phonograph, in fitted wooden case, together with another (2) (a/f)

A collection of Edison phonograph and gramophone partsThe box at top left is empty.

RARE 'MIKIPHONE' PORTABLE POCKET PHONOGRAPH & BINOCULARS, 1920s Mikiphone pocket phonograph in nickel plated cylinder case (lacks speaker back), with Kershaw leather cased extra-wide angle binoculars, various pairs of field glasses, &Voigtländer bellows camera (8)Provenance: deceased estate CardiffComments: Mikiphone in working condition (see additional images)

This Columbia Grafonola Type G-2 is a floor-standing phonograph housed in a beautifully crafted deep, dark wood cabinet. The rich hardwood features exquisite grain patterns and a lustrous finish. The cabinet design includes seven spacious shelves concealed behind two cabinet doors, perfect for storing records. The phonograph mechanism is located in the upper section of the cabinet, with a distinctive front-facing grille for sound projection. The Grafonola was introduced in 1907 by the Columbia Graphophone Company as an alternative to their external horn Disc Graphophones.  This innovative design concealed the horn within the cabinet, resulting in a more compact and aesthetically pleasing piece of furniture. The Type G-2 model, like the one offered here, was a popular model known for its rich sound and elegant design.    The Grafonola represents a pivotal period in the history of audio technology, marking the transition from external horn to internal horn phonographs. It's a tangible link to the early days of recorded music and home entertainment. The Foster and Waldo Company was a prominent manufacturer of phonograph cabinets for the Columbia Graphophone Company in the early 20th century. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, Foster and Waldo was renowned for its high-quality woodworking and cabinetmaking skills. They produced a wide range of cabinets for Columbia Grafonolas, each designed to complement the elegance and technological innovation of the phonograph mechanisms. Dimensions: 21"L x 19.75"W x 45"HCondition: Age related wear.

An Edison Standard Phonograph, VG, complete, winds, plays, spins freely and evenly, has winding handle, and with very good black and gold enamelled horn in a seapareted wooden case, with s mall number of cylinder recordings.

An Edison Gem phonograph in oak case, with reproduction trumpet, and sold with a large collection of original cylinder discs.

Edison Phonograph ”Bell”, ”GEM”, Serienummer 5261, mit Trichter, intakt, mit Handkurbel, Alterungs- und Gebrauchspuren, L 23, revisionsbedürftig, Z 3

Großer Edison-Triumph Phonograph, mit falschem Trichter, Trichter lose, um 1900, Seriennummer 69047, Uhrwerk zäh, mit Handkurbel, Antriebsriemen und Haltestange fehlen, Alterungs- und Gebrauchsspuren, L 45, revisionsbedürftig, in Original-Holzkiste, Z 3

Edison Standart Phonograph, um 1900, mit Trichter, Seriennummer S138499, intakt, mit Handkurbel, HL, Kastenrahmen am hinteren Rand gebrochen, Alterungs- und Gebrauchspuren, L 32, in Original-Holzkiste, revisionsbedürftig, Z 3

Edison Fireside Phonograph, ”Combinationtype”, Modell A, S 4184, um 1900, mit Trichter, HL, Uhrwerk zäh, Haltestange mit Kette fehlt, mit Handkurbel, Farbe tw ausgeb., L 30, in Original-Holzkiste, revisionsbedürftig, Z 3

Edison Home Phonograph, Type 3, Seriennummer H 64835, mit Trichter, HL, intakt, Alterungs- und Gebrauchsspuren, L 45, revisionsbedürftig, Z 3

EWC Phonograph, Modell 1904, mit Trichter, HL, leichte Alterungs- und Gebrauchsspuren, intakt, L 25, in Original-Holzkiste, revisionsbedürftig, Z 2-3

Edison Phonograph, ”GEM”, mit Trichter, HL, intakt, L 25, in Original-Holzkiste, revisionsbedürftig, Z 2-3

Phonograph mit Trichter uralt, intakt, ”Reprodukteur, France”, L 29, in Original-Holzkiste, revisionsbedürftig, Z 2

A cylinder phonograph with horn on mahogany case.

A Thomas Edison GEM phonograph with horn, on oak stand with arched oak cover.Condition report for lot 349 Parts turn, but it does not seem to be currently active and needs some attention.  WE TAKE GREAT CARE in the accuracy of our condition reports and may record damage and restoration if obvious. The information is provided in good faith along with detailed photographs where requested and is for guidance only. However, this does not imply that there may not be further condition issues associated with the lot and we DO NOT provide any guarantee to the buyer.WE STRONGLY ADVISE BIDDERS TO EXAMINE PERSONALLY ANY LOT THEY ARE BEFORE THE AUCTION.INTERESTED IN 

Edison Standard phonograph, ten cylinders, most being four minute examples and a horn

An Edison Home Phonograph, marked 'Thomas A. Edison at Orange, N. J. USA', serial number 320686, with large painted Cygnet No10 Horn, plus a very large collection of Edison and other musical wax cylinders in their original card tubular boxes Condition Report:Available upon request

A reproduction wireless phonograph.