Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Triumph" model phonograph serial #H1-01157 with 30" long horn with 20" brass bell. It has Edison's device to allow it to now play 2 & 4 minute records with the appropriate reproducer.
Anonymous (not verified)
24 October 2024
The large oak case is complete and has an original finish, but needs serious cleaning. The bed plate is very dirty, but the stenciling is still visible and will probably clean up well. The mechanism is not working, but is terribly gummed up with grease and appears would operate with cleaning. it has a model "C" reproducer, but missing the lower stylus portion, so will need repair or replacement. The black portion of the horn is covered with black canvas. The brass bell end will polish nicely. The case once had a back mounted crane stand, now missing. A reproduction front-style cane is included.
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Edison, Thomas A
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R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Triumph" model phonograph serial #H1-01157 with 30" long horn with 20" brass bell. It has Edison's device to allow it to now play 2 & 4 minute records with the appropriate reproducer. The large oak case is complete and has an original finish, but needs serious cleaning. The bed plate is very dirty, but the stenciling is still visible and will probably clean up well. The mechanism is not working, but is terribly gummed up with grease and appears would operate with cleaning. it has a model "C" reproducer, but missing the lower stylus portion, so will need repair or replacement. The black portion of the horn is covered with black canvas. The brass bell end will polish nicely. The case once had a back mounted crane stand, now missing. A reproduction front-style cane is included.
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