The Edison Class M Phonograph was known as the first successful phonograph and was produced during the late 1870s. In remarkable condition with possibly refinished case, excellent bedplate, and golden detail. This phonograph features a multitude of amenities - Class M motor, brass mandrel, shaver, Model B reproducer, and seven sets of listening tubes. This device also features new swarf and accessory drawers, new leather belts, as well as a Grenet type battery, two recording tubes, and a listening tube crescent. Serial No.9002. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 6"D x 20"W x 10"T.