Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
12.5″W x 16″D x 12.5″H
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Antique EDISON Amberola 30 Wind Up Phonograph and Six Cylinders
$750.00
Made by Edison in the early 20th Century, the Amberola 30, a manual wind up phonograph. This antique phonograph comes housed in a hinged oak wood case, with an internal horn enclosed in the bottom compartment. This phonograph comes with six available cylinders, from Edison and Columbia record companies. Attached with serial number plaque, own an authentic piece of recording history!
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