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| It was around 1996, when I saw my first Edison Cylinder Phonograph, an Amberola 30, at a Florida Antique Mall. While I had seen Disc Phonographs (we called it Gramaphones), I had never heard of, let alone seen, a cylinder type phonograph. Since the purchase of this Amberola 30, I quickly collected a large number of Edison and Columbia Graphophone Cylinder Phonographs, all of which, on the advice of serious collectors, I disposed off after a few years to focus exclusively on rarer and more interesting Edison Cylinder Phonographs including a Edison Class M Concert Electric Coin-op Cylinder Phonograph, Edison Windsor Coin-Op Electric Cylinder Phonograph, Autophone, Amberola 1-A with Lyre grille, Edison Opera Phonograph, and an Early Edison Home with Bacigalupi label. |
