Columbia Type BA Disc Graphophone,

Appears to be a variation of the first style AJ circa 1901-1902. The cabinet sides and top lift off for servicing the motor but has a 10” turntable. Support arm and travel arm are quality replacemen

Columbia Disc Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Fancy oak case. 8-1/4"h. x 13"w. x 13"d., 29"h. with morning glory horn. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Music, Columbia Disc Graphophone, AH style, front-mount w/black/brass horn (first style), oak, Exc working cond, 21"H x 13" W x 28"D w/horn attached.

Music, Columbia Disc Graphophone, BH style w/rear mount green 8-panel flowered horn, oak, Exc working cond w/repainted horn, 22"H x 17"W x 17"D.

The rear mount disc horn phonograph in its large, attractive cabinet featuring decorative columns, beading, etc., has its original brown oak finish which is lightly alligatored throughout. Approximate

Columbia Disc GraphophoneFeb. 6, 1906 patent date on reproducer, mahogany cabinet; nickel plated horn, crank and arm. Assembled 30 x 23-1/2 x 23 in. From the Collection of the late Victor Lefkowitz, W

Columbia Disc Graphophone with rear mount 8-panel horn. Possibly BH style with black mount and horn. Marked AK 3503 4 to interior. Cabinet measures 11 1/2" (29cm) x 11 1/2" (29cm) x 6" (15cm) height.

Early 20th century Columbia disc graphophone. Untested. Wear to horn. Box measures 23 1/2" x 10" x 12 1/2" including arm. Horn is 22" tall and 13 1/2" wide.

This original steel crank has 90% original nickel plating remaining. Has good original wooden knob. Fits several Columbia and Columbia type disc horn phonographs. From the Howard Hazelcorn Collection.

This nice original newspaper advertisement, most likely pre 1910, featuring a front mount Columbia disc phonograph and records advertising attributes of Columbia disc graphophones and records as well

Mahogany case with rounded corners, front mount machine with a all brass horn, and cut-out tone arm.

This phonograph is a clean, untouched original machine, original finish and decal with a few minor scratches, correct and clean reproducer, tone arm, horn elbow, and back bracket in average condition,

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A Columbia Type Q graphophone on a wooden base with a 10.75 inch horn, along with a wooden travel case with dual locking sides and felt lining. Includes thirty

American. c1910. In working condition and cosmetically presentable, but with splits in the deck, worn nickel plating on hardware and worn finish on horn. One of Columbia's larger disc graphophones (th

This handsome machine in its brown oak 1st style cabinet has all corner columns and molding nicely intact with crisp, clear banner decal. It has a Columbia long throat reproducer with original tone ar

Original green oak finish and decals with some minor finish deterioration, the cabinet is slightly open at all of the corners, original Columbia reproducer, tone arm, and horn cradle, all in average c

This phonograph, also known as the Eagle, was manufactured around 1898 by the Columbia Phonograph Co. The oak cabinet is in nice condition though the original paper marquee displays some mild soiling.

Here is an example of the first style AT, the first Columbia graphophone in a "fancy" case. What makes this special is that it comes complete with a listening tube rail, connector and tubes. A rare fi

Columbia Type BF "Peerless" Graphophone, c. 1908 American Graphophone Company, Washington. For 2/3-minute cylinders, oak case with lid, four-spring motor, "Improved Lyric" spring-tension reproducer, l

This second-style machine has its original golden oak finish and decal in very good as-found condition. A few minor nicks and scrapes along with open corners. Columbia long-throat reproducer appears t

Another nice Columbia BI in original condition. All original finish, felt, crank, and brass horn. With great Columbia decals, a real nice example. Working but needs attention and lubrication. Conditio

A nice example of this popular Columbia model with its pleasing proportions, two-spring motor and great sound. The rich oak patina contrasts nicely with the bright nickel-plated petal horn. From the H

Columbia Phonograph Co. "The Graphophone", Type BG Sovereign with wood horn.

5" Mandrel, reproducer, crank. SN-3889