21 Diamond Disc Records

Very nice collection of (21) Edison Diamond Disc records. Some have sleeves while some do not. Perfect addition to your collection. Please see photos.

Edison Disk Phonograph, Oak Victrola cabinet player, "Diamond Disc Official Laboratory Model" Model C19, by Edison,with assorted records, large sized oak cabinet with carved detail, cabinet is 21" by

6 Total

One lot

Good condition - See photos

132 Edison Diamond Disc Records

In 1926 Edison attempted to revive interest in his company by introducing a long playing Diamond Disc record. Tripling the standard group pitch to 450 TPI these records could play up to 40 minutes of

Christmas Morning and Clancy's; Toy Shop Symphony; Santa Claus Hides in your Phonograph; Beautiful Ohio, Shadowland; Good Night, Little Girl;

Includes: 51374, 51661, 51757, 51588, 51824 and 51633 all in VG Condition. Lastly, 50999 - Santa Claus Hides in your phonograph in poor condition. See photos

Very nice collection of (44) Edison Diamond Disc records. Some white labels are present. Perfect addition to your collection, Please see photos.

48 Edison diamond disc records, various titles, "Mule Mileage", "Medley of Southern Airs", "That Dixie Melody" & more.

72 Diamond Disc Records

One Lot

Numbers: 52086, 52472, 51394 and 51598. All VG condition - See photos

(2) total including a 52239 Record.

Very nice collection of (14) Edison Diamond Disc records. Some have sleeves while some do not. Perfect addition to your collection. Please see photos.

Very nice collection of 13 various Edison diamond disc records. All but four come with a sleeve. Perfect Addition to your collection. Please See Photos.

Estate collection lot of a total of 28 Edison 80RPM records. Measure 9 7/8" in diameter x 3/8" in thickness. Signed ~ stamped with Edison name and the name of the song on either side. Condition: Fair

42-78's and 5 Diamond Discs

65009; 65013; 62352; and 50874.

By Charles Gregory

10105

Christmas from the Bunch at Orange

Volumes 1-4 of "Edison Diamond Disc Record Labels & Discography" by Charles Gregory. The four volumes span 1912-1929. Each is paperback with black wire binding and appear in fantastic overall conditio