Columbia Type Q Graphophone with Cylinders in Case

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

Columbia Type Q cylinder Graphophone phonograph with oak veneered banner decal dome case -as is- crank inappropriately replaced, reproducer missing, missing veneer on case

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE TYPE Q CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH WITH HORN, C.1902

Phonograph, Columbia " The Graphophone" Type Q, American Graphophone Company, New York, Cylinder Player No Horn-w/ 15 Cylinders, Dirty, Takes a full wind and runs down. Drive belt present but broken.

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

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

Four Phonographs, c. 1900 1) Columbia Graphophone type Q, no. 616672, nickel-plated, motor works, reproducer damaged, without horn. - 2) Pathé model Coq, for 2-minute cylinders, with adapter for

Columbia Graphophone "Type BK" Cylinder Phonograph. Circa 1908. Oak finger jointed case with black enamel interior. Enamel and brass horn. Case - 12 1/2w x 8 1/8d x 12 3/4h. Horn - 7 dia x 15h.

Columbia Graphophone Type AT Phonograph, 1903 onwards For 2-minute cylinders, serial no. 253806, oak case with lid, missing reproducer, crank and horn, with 1 cylinder. Phonograph Columbia Graphopho

TYPE Q. WITH CASE AND HORN. WITH KEY. WORKING CONDITION. 10" L HORN.

Untouched original machine. Top cover has original finish and Language Phone decal in overall good condition. Has original Columbia 3 reproducer with a good stylus. Mandrel and carriage move freely. H

This machine, with its open works, is in untouched, as found condition with original aluminum #7 reproducer with good stylus. Has original winding key. Has original governor straps and weights. Motor

Machine with its open works and key wound mechanism is in average as found original condition. The unusual bottom board has its original finish, is quite dirty, could use a good cleaning. Has original

As found, original condition. The wood lid has a surprisingly nice decal. Needs a key and a drive belt. Spring is good however. Reproducer has good stylus. Nickel plated bed plate and mechanism are da

Untouched, original machine has original Columbia #7 reproducer with good stylus. The upper works and motor have their original nickel plating which is in fair condition with some rust, pitting, and p

The single spring Type A can be found with ID plates bearing either"New York" or "Washington DC". This example is a New York Type A. SN 62586. From the John Peel Collection. Oak. Complete and working.

This is one of Columbia's key-wind, open-works graphophones, also known as the "Eagle" because of its $10 price. It is an early 2-minute phonograph with an 8"diameter aluminum horn. SN 412431. From th

This is the second version of this BK model, with its black enamelled bedplate, Lyric reproducer and gold banner decal. It comes with a 14" black and brass witch hat horn. One reproduction cylinder is

An example of Columbia's unique shaped, open works cylinder graphophone with its black cast iron base and a 10" black conical horn. Comes with a copy of a 1904 magazine ad for it. From the John Peel C

Columbia Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Oak case with large horn. Model BK is the first style in oak case, circa 1906. Lyre reproducer #12. Accompanied with 24 cylinder records. 12-3/4"h. x 12-1/

This 4-spring motor model features the 6" mandrel for playing Columbia's 3-minute 6" long cylinders, as well as the regular 2-minute ones. It comes with a 14" black and brass witch hat horn. From the

Graphophone Type Q machine with horn and two cylinders. Not tested.

This machine is in untouched original condition with its original brown oak finish, lightly alligatored throughout. What make this machine unique is the fact that both the top cover and lower cabinet

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE TYPE B CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH WITH HORN AND LID, C.1898 (NO REPRODUCER)