Victor, Edison, Columbia and other antique outside horn phonographs for sale

Item no 881	Edison Standard Phonograph - Model B - Restored A nicely refinished and restored Edison Standard. Standards are a compact, robust and reliable mechanism when properly restored, and make an excellent starter machine. More info	$650
Item no 880	Bing Pigmyphon Just as cute as can be, this little toy Bing Pigmyphon phonograph hardly takes up any room. More info	$350
Item no 879	Columbia Vertical Crank AJ - Parts Box and motor from the earliest version of the AJ, introduced in 1901. Useful in a restoration because many parts are unique to this version. More info	$400
Item no 878	Edison Model C Standard - Restored A relatively scarce version of the Edison Standard Phonograph, the Model C Standard was introduced in 1908. This machine has been restored, and our idea of restoration differs from sellers on a venue such as ebay. This machine has really been restored. More info	$650
Item no 875	Victor II with Wooden Horn - Restored This Victor II with smooth wooden horn has been cosmetically, mechanically and acoustically restored. More info	$2200
Item no 874	Edison Opera Phonograph - All Original This nice, clean, original untouched mahogany Opera plays well. This is the way you love to find rare phonographs, but hardly do anymore. More info	$4500
Item no 872	Edison Fireside Phonograph with maroon baby morning glory horn Reliable and absolutely adorable with the small red morning glory horn, this combination Fireside has been mechanically rebuilt and refinished. More info	$1100
Item no 871	Standard Talking Machine Company, Model A This exceptionally clean and beautiful Standard A has also been mechanically rebuilt. More info	$750
Item no 863	AW Oxford talking machine with wooden horn Wooden horn was standard on this Oxford machine introduced in the 1910 Sears catalogue. Its Victor origins were known to the trade, but hidden from the public. More info	$2000
Item no 860	Edison Model C Standard This rarely seen true Model C Standard was only sold in the state of New York for a few months during 1908. It has been rebuilt to be as reliable as possible, and has been fitted with the gearing for both 2 and 4 minute records, a little like getting two machines for the price of one. More info	sold
Item no 858	Columbia coin-op ASL case Empty case for Columbia Graphophone Type ASL (oversize, coin-operated AS). More info	$2000
Item no 856	Columbia 60H with wooden horn One of Columbia's late premium offerings, and one of the last of the outside horn phonographs, the imposing model 60H projected an air of solid affluence and respectability. More info	on hold
Item no 855	Edison Home Phonograph, Red Banner Suitcase This early Edison Home Phonograph has a great funky red banner and has been mechanically and acoustically rebuilt. You could do worse. More info	sold
Item no 845	Columbia Eagle (Columbia B) With its colorful banner decal and openworks motor this working Columbia Eagle makes an intriguing display piece. More info	sold
Item no 843	Edison Home Phonograph, green oak, with floor crane Transport yourself back to 1901 with this green oak Edison Home Phonograph with 30" long all brass horn and original floor crane. More info	sold
Item no 842	Edison Fireside Phonograph with cygnet horn Nicely refinished and mechanically rebuilt, this Model B Fireside with cygnet horn was the height of acoustic perfection. More info	sold
Item no 841	Standard Talking Machine Model A This very clean Standard Model A has been acoustically and mechanically rebuilt. Don't buy it, at least if you're going to play a lot of 78rpm records! More info	sold
Item no 835	Victor II This mechanically restored Victor II runs incredibly smooth and sounds great. Its appearance doesn't hurt your eyes either. More info	sold
Item no 834	Edison Opera Phonograph - Mahogany Edison's ultimate achievement in the acoustic reproduction of sound. Nothing sounds better than this rare, airtight Edison Opera of 1913. More info	sold
Item no 832	Columbia AK box and motor Box with nice green oak finish and banner decal, and motor for the early Graphophone Type AK. More info	$500
Item no 828	Columbia BS mechanism Most of the mechanism for a rare coin-operated Columbia BS Graphophone. More info	$750
Item no 800	Victor IV The most beautiful Victor IV I have every owned, this machine has also been mechanically rebuilt for smooth running. More info	sold
Item no 799	Bing Pigmyphone These cute little toy phonographs were made in Germany in the 1920s. Everything can be contained in a five inch case. More info	sold
Item no 769	Edison Standard Phonograph with original green oak finish This Edison Standard Phonograph of 1901-1904 has nice original green oak finish, and the popular funky gold banner decal. What's more, it's been rebuilt to be trouble free. More info	sold
Item no 758	Columbia Graphophone Type A This Columbia A, introduced in 1897, is as early a cylinder Graphophone as you are likely to find. More info	sold
Item no 753	Edison Home Phonograph with Morning Glory Horn All rebuilt and playing just as nice as can be, this Edison Home Phonograph with red morning glory horn has gearing to play both two and four minute cylinders. More info	sold
Item no 682	Edison Opera Phonograph Acoustic perfection in a cylinder phonograph, the mahogany Edison Opera is the one machine that every collector covets. It's airtight assembly and moving mandrel yield a distinctive rich sound unlike anything else. More info	sold
Item no 607	Pathe Concert Actuelle Tremendously rare, this mechanism for the Concert Actuelle was engineered for increased volume in auditoriums and concert halls. Most collectors have never seen one. More info	$1000
Item no 596	Adapter with early front mount Previously undiscovered, this old and original apparatus is designed to balance a giant oversize horn on early front mounts. It comes with its own telescoping tone arm, among other innovations. More info	$7500