Victrolas, Amberolas, Grafonolas and other antique internal horn phonographs for sale

Item no 1368	Amberola IA Very scarce and very desirable, this fancy upright Amberola model dates to 1910. More info	$2350
Item no 1365	Victor Victrola VV-50 Quite a bit of restoration work has been performed on this popular VV-50 portable to get it to run just as nice and smooth as when it left the Victor factory. More info	sold
Item no 1346	Edison Amberola 30 - Mechanically restored This little Amberola in a nice, original golden oak case plays as smooth and faithful as can be. More info	sold
Item no 1317	Edison Amberola 30 - New Mainspring - Restored This golden oak Edison is in very nice mechanical and cosmetic condition. We installed a brand new mainspring, to help keep it going for another hundred years. More info	sold
Item no 1315	Edison Amberola 30 in custom cabinet A cute oak cabinet with 4 drawers that converts an Amberola 30 into an upright machine. Includes a really nice Amberola 30 and records. More info	$950
Item no 1313	Edison Amberola 30 - Mechanically restored Nice original golden oak cabinet, a strong reproducer, and mechanically restored. Oh, and it also includes a baker's dozen original Edison celluloid cylinders. More info	sold
Item no 1310	Edison Amberola 30 - Exceptionally nice Nice clean case. No veneer peel. Motor and upperworks taken apart, cleaned, and lubricated. Excellent diamond stylus. There is no reason not to purchase this very nice Amberola 30. More info	sold
Item no 1300	Fern-O-Grand piano phonograph Even if you can't play the piano, you can play the phonograph! This Baby Grand piano phonograph from the 1920s is sized just right to be a great, functional conversation piece for a modern home. More info	$1250
Item no 1277	Victor Victrola VV-50 Victor first portable. Runs and plays as nice as can be, because the mainspring has been re-greased and the reproducer has been rebuilt. More info	sold
Item no 1035	Excelda Cameraphone A working Thorens cameraphone type machine More info	Sold
Item no 1033	Victrola XVI with L-shaped doors Unrestored but working, this highly collectable early Victrola is available at a modest price More info	sold
Item no 954	Columbia Symphony Grand Columbia's very scarce, first internal horn machine was disguised as an upright piano. More info	$3500
Item no 897	Columbia Viva Tonal Model 800 Indisputably the best way to play your 1920s records, this big, big machine represents the ultimate in the acoustic reproduction of sound. More info	$850
Item no 885	Bombe wicker phonograph cabinet An outlandish wicker cabinet that is the wicker equivalent of the fantastic Sonora Supreme. Fill it with whatever phonograph mechanism your heart desires. More info	$750
Item no 627	Period Grafonola This dazzling polychromed cabinet in English oak represents a one-of-a-kind, possibly custom order Period Grafonola. Put a little work in it, and come out with something unique and wonderful. More info	$3000
Item no 168	Retola art case wicker Victrola Banish frumpy old Victrola design from your life with this wild art case type design executed in wicker. More info	$2500