Vintage Edison Phonograph
Condition:
Untested & missing the crank handle and the speaker phone.
Would Make a Great Restoration Project or Decor.
In vintage condition and might need a tune up.
Shows sings of age and wear.
The drive belt looks is broken and needs to be replaced.
The needle looks like it might be broke and needs to be replaced.
Please review all pictures to see the condition of the phonograph.
What You See Is What You Get.
Size:
18" Long x 8 1/4" Wide x 12" Tall With lid
The Thomas Edison Home Phonograph is one of the most iconic and historically significant sound reproduction machines ever built. Introduced by the National Phonograph Company (Edison’s company) in late 1895/early 1896, the "Home" model was designed to bridge the gap between expensive commercial machines and cheap, entry-level models like the Edison Gem.
The Home Phonograph went through several design variations (Models A through F) between 1896 and 1913:
Model A (1896–1905): The earliest versions feature a "suitcase" style oak cabinet with brass clips securing the lid. Early versions included a built-in mechanical shaving attachment so users could erase and re-record their own wax cylinders. By 1901, the case evolved into the famous "New Style" cabinet with a rounded dome lid and a distinct "Edison Home Phonograph" banner decal on the front.
The Phonograph will be packaged very well and be fully insured.
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