This was built and handed down through a family and the timber is frok their property in Jiliby on the central coast of NSW.

The piece is beautiful but very heavy and I need to move it on to somewhere where it will be appreciated and looked after.

It has tins of needles and a big pile of wax records that go with it.

I just need the space in the room back and would like to see it go to so.eone who will appreciate it.

I am open to offers and not after making lots of money from this

Please email me at drumasteele@gmail.com

Sean

===== STANDOUT CYLINDERS (sold individually or as a small group) =====

1. The Trust Question — speech, W.J. Bryan — Edison #9917

2. Rights and Progress of the Negro — speech, W.H. Taft — Edison #10007

   Both part of Edison's 1908 presidential campaign speech series, the first time candidates' voices were distributed to the public on record.

3. The Rosary — Elizabeth Spencer & Knickerbocker Quartet — Edison #4M-856 (4-minute Amberol)

4. Those Songs My Mother Used to Sing — Elizabeth Spencer — Edison #4m-625 (4-minute Amberol)

   Early 4-minute black wax Amberols (1908–1912) — a shorter-lived, more fragile format than the later Blue Amberol. I also have a spare Model H (4-minute) reproducer available if a buyer wants to pair it with these.

5. We're Tenting Tonight — Knickerbocker Quartet — Edison #1881 (Blue Amberol)

6. Unlucky Mose — Golden & Hughes — Edison #1644 (Blue Amberol)

   Confirmed Blue Amberol popular-series numbering, durable celluloid format.

7. The Bullfrog and the Coon — Ada Jones — Edison #9339

   Named star artist of the acoustic era.

8. You're a Grand Old Rag — comic song — Edison #9256

   The original 1906 title of George M. Cohan's song, later renamed "You're a Grand Old Flag" after public objection to calling the flag a "rag." A more collectible variant than a standard "Grand Old Flag" pressing.

Open to offers on any of the above individually, or as a set of 8.

===== REMAINDER OF THE COLLECTION (165 cylinders, bulk lot) =====

A typical mix of Edison Gold Moulded, Amberol, and Blue Amberol titles — marches, waltzes, hymns, vocal duets/quartettes, and novelty songs, plus a handful of Columbia and U.S. Everlasting cylinders mixed in. Full title list with catalog numbers attached below. Selling as a bulk lot rather than piece by piece — open to offers for the group.

A few notes worth mentioning up front: four titles in the catalog (Ballet Music from William Tell, I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, School Days, Silver Threads Among the Gold) each have two physical copies included — marked [2 copies] in the attached list, so open to selling those as pairs or splitting them up. A small number of titles have some wear/chips as noted in my records, and one cylinder ("Ginger 2-step") has no legible catalog number. Happy to answer specific condition questions on any title.

[Attach: Edison Cylinder List (full 173-entry catalog with numbers, brand, and type/artist)]

Edison_Cylinder_List_Portrait (1).pdf

Included:

• Antique Edison cylinder phonograph with wooden cabinet and original lid
• Large black metal Edison-style horn
• Edison Model H reproducer
• 20 cylinder records and original tubes/lids
• Edison Gold Moulded Records
• Edison Amberol 4-minute records
• Oxford Indestructible Cylinder Records
• Numerous original Edison cardboard tubes and labeled lids

Some of the cylinders have identifiable titles/numbers, including:

• Edison Amberol No. 415 – “Moonlight in Jungleland” – Collins & Harlan – 4 Min.
• Edison Record No. 10389 – “Ogallala” – Billy Murray & Chorus
• Edison cylinder No. 3890 (label is damaged but number/title information remains partially visible)

The phonograph has an Edison Model H reproducer and appears to retain a substantial amount of its original mechanism. I have not restored, refinished, polished or modified it.

Condition: As-found. The cabinet and metalwork show normal age, wear and dirt. The machine has not been professionally serviced or tested by me, and I have not played the cylinders.

I am particularly interested in hearing from someone knowledgeable about Edison cylinder machines and records. I would welcome identification of the machine and any information collectors may have about the particular cylinders included.

Location: Salem, New Hampshire

Sale: Prefer to sell the phonograph, horn and cylinders as one collection.

I have photographs available showing the machine, horn, Model H reproducer, patent plate/mechanism and individual cylinders/tubes. I can provide additional close-ups of serial numbers, labels and mechanisms to serious buyers.

Private messages welcome.

I’m not an Edison specialist, so if I have misidentified any part of the machine or records, I would genuinely appreciate being corrected.

Thanks!

This phonograph has been in our family for generations, but the current generation isn't interested in continuing to keep it, so I'm looking forward to pass it on to someone who'll appreciate it. Photos included below. (Cylinders from this same collection are listed separately.)

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

• Edison Standard Phonograph, serial #S338651 — appears to be a Model B based on the crank type, speed control position, and end gate (open to correction from anyone who can confirm from the photos or patent plate). Dates to roughly 1905 based on serial number ranges I've seen referenced. Oak case, "Edison Standard Phonograph" banner decal is clear and intact, mechanism has the Thomas A. Edison signature mandrel assembly. Professionally reconditioned by a phonograph specialist a few years ago and works fine — turns smoothly, plays properly.

• Small brass "morning glory" style horn, currently mounted — appears to be a standard Edison-style horn.

• Two large decorative “witch’s hat” style horns painted red-to-gold sunburst finish, scalloped petal edges. Not original Edison horns as far as I can tell — more likely aftermarket/decorative. One retains most of its original paint; the other has notable paint loss/flaking (see photos).

• Spare parts included — see picture

CONDITION NOTES: Machine mechanism is in good working order (see reconditioning note above). Large horns show wear as described above.

PRICE: Open to offers on the machine, horns, and spare parts as a set, or willing to discuss splitting items out separately (e.g., horns, or spare parts) if that works better for interested buyers. Let me know what you're looking for and I'll work with you.

LOCAL PICKUP ONLY at this stage — located in Nashua, NH. Happy to answer questions.

Dan

Accompanying this fine machine are the included accessories:
1. an additional reproducer (in original box) for playing standard lateral cut discs.
2. a jewel point stylus for playing Edison Diamond Disc records.
3. a second Pathe "Half-Tone" ball stylus.
4. envelopes and packing slip for above styli and the "Full-Tone" stylus mounted in the reproducer.
5. an original 5x12 in. 1915 Saturday Evening Post advertisement of the Pathe Pathephone Model 100 phonograph extolling the virtues of its "round, highly polished genuine sapphire" stylus "that never wears out" and its ability to play the largest 14-inch records.
6. Also included with this phonograph are ten Pathe Records: 
Three 9 3/4" double-sided records.
Three 10 1/2" double-sided records.
Three 11 1/2" double-sided records.
One (uncommon) 13 1/2" (14") double-sided record.

The entire package of the machine including accessories and records (additional records are available) is being offered for the bargain price of $395.00. Prefer pick-up at my home location in northeastern Wisconsin, but can be delivered to the APS Schaumburg show.
Please e-mail: ( nipper@dataex.com ) with any interest or questions.

Thank you,

Rob Rolfs

It does not belong to APS nor the Administrator and is being posted here simply as a way to streamline this posting.

The owner may be contacted directly at: sngamble62@gmail.com

This is an exceptional phonograph that performs well and would complement any collection. 

Price is $375.00 with pick-up at my location in northeastern Wisconsin.
Please e-mail ( nipper@dataex.com ) with interest or questions.

Thank you,

Robin Rolfs

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I live in Massachusetts, about 30 miles west of Boston. 

Attached are some photos. Any reasonable offer will be considered. 

The Amberola 30 is in very good condition. The motor has been cleaned, adjusted, and lubricated and is in excellent playing condition. The reproducer has been cleaned with new gaskets installed and plays great. At some point in its past, the motor winding shaft was extended to meet the crank at the proper distance to the outside of the cabinet. This can be seen in a photo.

This combination machine and cabinet if sold to be delivered for pick-up at the Wayne Phonograph Show, or the Stanton Auction.

Rob

Original case, mechanism, paint and decals. Recently serviced works superbly, easily playing through a full cylinder. Rebuilt K Reproducer plays loud and clear both 2 and 4 minute cylinders. The horn is repainted and is the identical maroon colour, matching the Gem case.

Price: $ 1050 USD plus shipping

Bruce