We're offering a large collection of antique cylinder Edison records, fresh from home of an avid collector. We are running a one-week only sale on the collection. 
 Vintage lot of five Edison Blue Amberol cylinder phonograph records produced by Thomas A. Edison, Inc. for Edison cylinder phonographs in the early 20th century. Blue Amberol cylinders were the durable celluloid cylinders introduced by Edison around 1912 and remained popular with home phonographs through the 1920s.

Included in this lot:

• 4040 – “When You're Gone”
• 3422 – “Suki San” - has incorrect handwritten label
• 3146 – “Poor Little Butterfly”
• 2950 – “Missouri Waltz” - retains the loose end printed cap as shown.
• 2921 – “Are You Half the Man?”

All cylinders come with their original Edison cardboard tubes as shown in the photos.

These early recordings feature popular songs of the period and were designed to be played on Edison cylinder phonographs.

Condition: Cylinders appear intact with no obvious cracks on visual inspection but have not been play tested. Original cardboard tubes show typical age wear, label wear, and storage wear. Please review photos carefully for condition details.

 
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I entrusted my mother and father's (Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz) memorabilia to Connectibles, and during the entire evaluation and auction process, never for a moment did I feel anything less than completely confident, protected and guided by experienced and compassionate professionals who love what they do. We got wonderful results and the best part... it was great fun!"
- Lucie Arnaz