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| The first time I saw a cylinder phonograph was at an antique mall near Jacksonville, FL. In the small booth that was entirely focused on musical boxes and machines, I saw the Amberola 30. After the purchase of this Amberola 30, I quickly collected a large number of Edison and Columbia Graphophone Cylinder Phonographs, all of which were of the more common types. So, after a few years, and on the advice of serious collectors, I disposed off my entire collection, except for that first Amberola 30, to focus exclusively on rarer and more interesting Edison Cylinder Phonographs. My collection now includes an Edison Class M Concert Electric Coin-op, North American Class M Electric, Edison Windsor Coin-Op, couple of Edison Idelias, Autophone, couple of early Amberola 1-As with Lyre grille, Edison Opera Phonograph, Edison School, Edison Polyphone Concert, and couple of Early Edison Suitcase Home with Bacigalupi label. And, the search to build on this collection continues with these Wanted Phonographs........ |
