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Pygmator Toy Phonograph with angel and cloud design. In working condition with winding key included. Condition: Good. Location: Switzerland, Degersheim.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY THOMAS EDISON PHONOGRAPH, serial number H322216, with a black painted papier mâché 'swan's neck' horn/speaker, with oak veneer carry case (1) (Condition report: wear to gilt decoration, horn has had restoration work, motor turns, untested)

Late 19th century Edison Standard Phonograph with cover (serial no. S146629), 2 x horns (largest approx 58cm long) and a collection of wax cylinders

Edison Gem Model C Phonograph in oak domed case, serial no.300115C, with horn, instructions and a quantity of wax cylinders W23.7cm (2)

Seeburg Phonograph Jukebox Model SPS2 / ESPS2, complete with manual

Oak cased Edison Bell Phonograph, post 1905 with trumpet and 3 cylinders. Not available for in-house P&P

Twenty Phonograph cylinders in card tubes. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

Twenty Phonograph cylinders in card tubes. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

Twenty Phonograph cylinders in card tubes. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

Ten Phonograph cylinders in card tubes. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

Twenty Phonograph cylinders in card tubes. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

An early 20th Century Edison Gem phonograph serial number G104397

A Thomas Edison Cylinder Phonograph, Model B, oak case, number 551725, 28cm wide x 32cm high, c.1900-1910, conforming brass trumpet, and cylinders; along with an Edison ‘Gem’ cylinder phonograph, (2).

The Chicago World's Fair was a large international exhibition held in Chicago, Illinois, in 1893 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' arrival in the New World in 1492. Here's some information about the Chicago World's Fair: Location: The fair took place in Jackson Park, located on the south side of Chicago, along the shore of Lake Michigan. The site covered an area of over 600 acres and was designed by renowned architect Daniel Burnham. Duration: The Chicago World's Fair opened to the public on May 1, 1893, and ran until October 30, 1893. It attracted millions of visitors from around the world during its six-month duration. Architecture and Design: The fair showcased stunning architecture and design. One of the most famous buildings was the "White City," a collection of neoclassical buildings painted white, which created a cohesive and grand appearance. Notable architects and designers involved in the fair included Daniel Burnham, Frederick Law Olmsted, Louis Sullivan, and Richard Morris Hunt. Attractions: The fair featured numerous exhibits and attractions from various countries and industries. The Ferris Wheel, designed by George Ferris, was one of the iconic attractions that offered visitors breathtaking views of the fairgrounds and the city. Other popular exhibits included the Woman's Building, showcasing achievements of women, and the Midway Plaisance, a mile-long entertainment strip with amusement rides, cultural displays, and exotic shows. Inventions and Innovations: The Chicago World's Fair showcased many technological advancements and inventions of the time. It featured exhibits on electricity, including the first-ever widespread use of electric lighting, as well as displays of new inventions such as the typewriter, telephone, and phonograph. Legacy: The Chicago World's Fair had a lasting impact on architecture, urban planning, and cultural development. It influenced the City Beautiful movement, which sought to beautify urban areas through thoughtful design and landscaping. The fair also introduced many Americans to new cultures, ideas, and technological advancements. Literary Reference: The fair is famously referenced in Erik Larson's bestselling book, "The Devil in the White City," which intertwines the story of the fair with the activities of the infamous serial killer H.H. Holmes. The Chicago World's Fair of 1893 was a significant event in American history, showcasing the achievements of the time and leaving a lasting impact on architecture, urban planning, and cultural development. It stands as one of the most influential world's fairs ever held.Measures 16 x 24.

EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH INCLUDES SEVERAL WAX CYLINDERS

A pocket phonograph 'Mikiphone', diameter of case 11.5cm.

An Edison Home Phonograph serial number H105519 together with a collection of cylinders within a pine box

Early 20th century 'The Graphophone', by the Columbia Phonograph Company, with aluminium horn in oak case and with nine cylinders

An unusual 19th century Edison Standard cabinet phonograph with small mahogany and nickel horn, 28" papier-mache tortoise-shell effect horn and polished mahogany cabinet with drawers containing 175 amberol phonograph cylinders

Thirteen various Edison phonograph cylinders including two blue cylinders, mainly cased

An unusual Edison-type clockwork phonograph with fibre horn by The American Graphophone Company New York "The Graphophone Type Q"

An Edison standard phonograph in oak case with cover together with original suspended metal phonograph horn and bracket

A Pathe "Coquet" phonograph with aluminium horn, walnut cover, reproducteur head, key and a selection of cylinders

A 19th century Edison phonograph with brass mounted painted metal horn in oak rectangular case with part cover and cylinder

Edison Home Phonograph

A Transcription Hydraulic Reference Turntable by J A Michell Eng. Ltd., chrome & black, body in VG condition, with SME 3009 tonearm with Shure SS39B stylus, perspex cover in G-VG condition with minimal marking, some light scratches & stress marks near hinge bolts, together with a spare Shure phonograph needle & an SFG-2 stylus force gauge,

An oak cased Thomas Edison GEM Phonograph Serial 281387

AN EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH - Serial No H171581 with patent metal and brass 'Witch's Hat Horn', the oak case with domed cover with 16 wax phonograph cylinders in boxes

Antique Edison 'Standard' phonograph wood cased phonograph, with brass sound horn.

Antique French ' Pathephone 4' phonograph wood cased phonograph, with original metal sound horn.

[RMS TITANIC]: SARNOFF DAVID (1891-1971) American businessman and pioneer of American radio and television who claimed to have single-handedly manned a telegraph key for three days following the sinking of the RMS Titanic in order to receive information on the survivors. T.L.S., David Sarnoff, one page, 4to, Rockefeller Plaza, New York, 10th May 1954, to Sandro Rubboli, on the printed stationery of the Radio Corporation of America. Sarnoff thanks his correspondent for having sent him a copy of his book on Arturo Toscanini, remarking 'It is a volume which I shall treasure, though, unfortunately, I do not read Italian' and further commenting 'I do appreciate your initiative in paying honor to our great Maestro. All mementos of Toscanini are precious. Among them are the innumerable phonograph records Toscanini and the NBC Symphony have made in the past seventeen years'. Accompanied by the original envelope. About EXArturo Toscanini (1867-1957) Italian conductor.

Bang & Olufsen 5500 stereo system comprising Beogram, Beomaster, Beocord, master control panel, Form 1 headphones, spare phonograph cartridge. remotes and instructions. 

A 1920s 'Mikiphone' Pocket Phonograph, 11.5cm diameterCondition ReportSome dents to the case. Some rusting and spotting to the parts. In working order.

FM Lee early 20th century, watercolour. A couple marvel at the sound of Edison's Phonograph in an interior, signed and dated '1907' lower left,14 cm x 26 cm

An Edison Gem Phonograph - black enamel with gilt details, within in an oak case, with horn and twenty-two wax cylinders.

Antique phonograph with many playing rolls. Circa 1900. Marked: Je charte haut et clair margue depose No.: 93794. Walnut with bare metal funnel. Dimensions: 58 x 35 x 40 cm. In good condition.

"Edison Home Phonograph". Metall/Holz. Unvollständig, rest.-bedürftig. L. 40 cm.

An Edison Home Phonograph serial number H105519 together with a collection of cylinders within a pine box

A collection of twenty six Phonograph cylinders

A Edison Standard Phonograph with horn together with a collection of cylinders

VINTAGE EDISON TYPE PHONOGRAPH in oak carry case, with removable aluminium horn, 25cms H, 31cms W, 21cms D and 12 x Edison record tubes in cardboard cases

A Selection of Edison Phonograph Wax Cylinders, approx. 20, to include titles such as: 'With Sword & Lance March', '4M-12422 I Never Knew I Loved You', an Edison Blank, '4M-706 What a Friend We Have in Jesus', '4M-886 Fisher's Hornpipe Medley', '4M-12355 John James O'Hara', '158 'Appy 'Ampstead', '189 Seaweed', ''668 Dinahs Jubilee', '13622 The Merry Widow Waltz', '363 Mondo Capriccioso', '4251 Marriage Bells', '9040I Need Thee Every Hour', '4M-12319 Selection from the "Quaker Girl"', '802 Scott Skinner's Dream', '10640 Maise Lou', & others,

A Selection of Edison Phonograph Wax Cylinders, approx. 20, to include titles such as: '13442 Lassie Dinna Sigh For Me', '2237 Carry me Back to Old Virginny', '4M-12026 "The British Isles" Medley', '1011 We All Came With Nothing', '502 The Holy City', '758 The Whistling Maniac', '4M-644 Girimeo Polka', '4M-12009 The Bells of St Malo', '258 Hear the Pipers Calling', '427 On To Victory', '9192 The Jolly Blacksmiths', & many more,

A Selection of Edison Phonograph Wax Cylinders, approx. 20, to include titles such as: '4M-84 A Vision of Salome', '409 Daddy's Little Girl', '4M-15100 Fruhlingszeit', '4M-12068 Marguerite', '1542 My Hula Hula Love', '4M-234 Opeeche', '766 Quite Sufficient', '9066 Just Across the Bridge of Gold', '671 Minstrels No.5', '3934 Freckles', '4M-325 Washington Post & High School Cadets Sousa's Band', '3783 Jazzola', '1525 The Rosary', & many others,

A Shira Solid State Radio Phonograph / Record Player Combined Unit, blue & grey, body G-VG, both AM radio & phono player working at time of auction,

A Thomas Edison Phonograph Wax Cylinder Player, body G-VG, the unit appears to function, mechanism may require a service, with reproduction horn,

A tin sign "The Edison Phonograph"

A collection of Wax phonograph cylinders and five empty cylinder cases including Edison Concert Band, Frank C Stanley, Bob Roberts, etc.

A vintage Sanyo stereophonic Radio Phonograph.

EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH - a Victorian Edison Standard Phonograph wax cylinder player, complete in case, with associated gramophone funnel, and a quantity of phonograph cylinders in original cases, including a Clarion record, and Edison Bell Gold moulded record, 5 cylinders in total

A LARGE QUANTITY OF PHONOGRAPH CYLINDERS, IN BOXES various makes; brown black and blue types, incluing Vesta Victoria singing 'It Didn't Take Long To Come Off' (variable condition, some mouldy, some damage, wrong boxes etc)

Edison Gem phonograph in an oak case with original horn and a quantity of cylinders, 25cms wideCurrently spinning with a push missing needles, would need some work to get it working properly. Horn glued on.Damage and repairs to wooden case, currently spinning with a push but missing needles, would need some work to get it working properly. Horn has damage.It is original but the horn is the only part that could be a later addition.No woodworm

Edison Standard phonograph in an oak case, with the original toleware horn and a quantity of cylinders, 32cms wideMovement currently spinning but would need oiling, missing needle. Horn doesn't fit very well into hole.

An Edison phonograph c1904, serial number H226653 with horn and in domed oak case with cover, 41cm wide and approximately forty cylinders

An Edison Amberola phonograph Mark 30, Serial Number SM124625. Includes The Count of Luxembourg Orchestra wax cylinder. Working.

A collection of Wax phonograph cylinders and five empty cylinder cases including Edison Concert Band, Frank C Stanley, Bob Roberts, etc.

An Edison Standard Phonograph with original oak case. Serial Number 468949. Working but lacking needle.

A wax cylinder phonograph stamped 30229 with mahogany case. Includes Soprano, Wearing of the Green cylinder. Mechanism working but has one broken weight in need of repair. Broken weight is supplied.

An early 20th century Edison Disc Phonograph, type C19 Laboratory Model in Chippendale style mahogany case. Includes small selection of records. Working.

KOH-I-NOOR PHONOGRAPH; with oak case and white metal horn, length 23cm.