LOT OF 5: EDISON CONCERT RECORDS.

This is a lot of five Edison concert records in original cases. All are showing areas of mold. The record containers also vary from fair to good. Condition: (Fair - Good). Dimensions: Each: 5" x 6" x

"Arbucklinian Polka", "The Ninety and Nine" sung by Frank C. Stanley, "Camp Meeting Jubilee" by Edison Male Quartette, "Overture to Poet and Peasant" by Edison 71st Street Regiment Band, etc.

(3) Columbia 5" Cylinder Phonograph Records in boxes. (2) Edison 5" Cylinders, 1 has a crack. (1)- Empty box. See photos.

This is a lot of 10 very desirable concert wax phonograph records to play on the Edison Concert Grand phonographs. They come with their original boxes, plus an empty box. CONDITION: All of the records

5 Edison and Concert 5" Brown Wax Records

Brindis. Cavalleria Rusticana. Sr. Velo. Extremely good condition with box.

Lot of 5 Edison and Columbia phonograph, records, and talking machine ads. All pieces are framed and have been cut from magazines and newspapers. Good condition, see photos. Largest frame measures 11"

Lot contains 5 books on phonographs which are: "A Portfolio of Early Phonographs" by Lawrence A. Schlick, copyright 1969. "Edison Cylinder Records, 1889-1912 with an Illustrated History of the Phonogr

Lot contains 7 Edison cylinder records, 5 of which are in cases. Cases are worn with age and some of the top labels are partially illegible. Records are in overall fair condition. See photos.

Lot of 5 framed advertisements of Edison, Columbia, and Victor phonograph and phonograph records. Each has been cut from a magazine or newspaper. All measure 15" x 12". See photos.

Each of these blue Amberol records are kept in their original tubes. Records include Nos: 28101, 28102, 28109, 28110, 28112, 28114, 28116, 28117, 28119, 28121, 28122, 28124-28127, 28130, 28131, 28133,

Each of these blue Amberol records are kept in their original tubes. Records include Nos: 28150, 28151, 28154, 28158, 28159, 28161-28163, 28165-28167, 28173, 28175-28178, 28180, 28181, 28183-28190, 28

This lot of Amberol cylinders are kept in their original boxes, however, nine are without lids. Records include: 28201, 28203, 28205, 28208, 28210, 28215, 28217, 28220, 28224, 28227, 28230, 28231, 282

Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph Player ca. 1899. Large, Heavy Player that Used 5" Wax Cylinder Records. In Beautiful Condition. A truly fine Thomas Edison Concert Phonograph with handsome oak base (w

4 Edison, "Jerusalem" Sacred Song by A.D. Madeira, "Home Sweet Home" sung by Myra Price, "Miss Helen Hunt" sung by S.H. Dudley, 1 unknown, and 1 Columbia, "Spanish Song".

(lot of approximately 39) Two Thomas Edison cylinder phonographs each having an oak case, larger: 12"h; together with a metal horn, 31 cylinder records, and 5 empty roll cases, 19.5"l. Provenance: Pro

Includes #s: 2018 with very light mold spotting, 7991 in very nice original condition, 9225 with light mold spotting, B420 in very nice original condition.

5334 - I'm Looking over a Four Leaf Clover - Fox Trot, Oreste & His Orch. 5663 - Sweethearts On Parade - Fox Trot, Golden Gate Orch. 5058 Got the Railroad Blues. C. Austin 5060 - The Old Grey Mare, B.

"The Palms", "Barry's White Rats", etc.

"I've Waited, Honey, Waited Long for You" sung by Will F. Denny, "Blue Danube Waltz" by Edison Grand Concert Band, "Camp Meeting Jubilee" by Edison Male Quartette, and "The Choir Invisible" by Sacred

"Ma Ebony Belle", "I've a Longing in My Heart for You, Louise" sung by Joe Natus, "Down on the Suwanee River" by the Edison Symphony Orchestra, and "Darling Rose".

5430 - My Blue Heaven - Fox Trot, Al Friedman & His "Yoeng's" Orch. 5496 - Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella, Etc - Fox Trot, L. Lilienfeld & His Orch. 5361 - Me and My Shadow, The Four Aristocrats. Has mi

"Goo Goo Eyes", "Because" by Albert C. Campbell, catalogue #7541 and unknown.

Includes: 5470 - My Blue Heaven, Vaughn De Leath 5073 - Old Mac Donald Had a Farm, The Sam Patterson Trio 5508 - Laundry Wagon, Two Dark Knights 5178 - Bye Bye Blackbird, National Male Quar. The above