Among the rarest coin op cylinder phonographs, the Cail-o-phone was a very limited production. Manufactured by the Caille Bros. of Detroit, MI in 1907. Features a single selection cylinder phonograph mechanism. Powered by 110 volt electric motor activated by dropping a penny in the coin slot. This machine is as complete and original as you could ever hope for, with the exception of the marquee and the listening tube. The mechanism is virtually untouched, including the original coin slot, coin vault key, even the original coin box is inside the vault. Quarter sawn paneled oak case in original finish, beveled glass cover. Cabinet mounted on fancy iron legs. Decal on the front of the mechanism bedplate in very good original condition. These machines seldom show up for sale, don't miss your opportunity to have one of the nicest machines of its kind in existence. Measures46" tall without marquee, 23" wide, 16.5" deep. Marquee measures 26.5" tall.