Antique design, copper and solid wood combination, reflecting the noble quality of life, 4.2 BT can be connected with mobile phones, computers, tablets and other devices, stereo dual-channel, high and low voice, clear and fidelity quality, so that you enjoy pleasant music. USB interface can read MP3 player, and FM radio. Features: It has BT […]
You are ordering this hard to find / scarce, tested and working, WWII era, original, US Military, Mechanical Phonograph, Model 9C, serial number 78804. Please follow the youtube video link below for a function test video showing functionality. Manufactured by Pacific Sound Equipment Company, Hollywood, California. Lots of replacement needles. Army Mechanical Field Phonogrpah Pacific […]
ANTIQUE VICTOR TALKING MACHINE VICTROLA Wind Up Record Player, Phonograph. The item “ANTIQUE VICTOR TALKING MACHINE VICTROLA Wind Up Record Player, Phonograph” is in sale since Wednesday, April 15, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Phonographs, Accessories\Victor Phonographs”. The seller is “n2om” and is located in Burbank, California. This item can’t […]
Here is a recent estate find. This is a Rare Antique Early Working “1918 SONORA Intermezzo” Fancy Ornate’Mahogany Wood’ Manual Hand Crank Wind-Up Victrola Upright Record Player Phonograph, made by The Sonora Phonograph Corporation New York, circa 1918. 47″ Tall x 21″ Wide x 19 Deep, and is in Good Working Order! It is Serial […]
Please take a close look at all of the photos! This was pulled out of a house after sitting for a very long time! I could not test it, since it sat sooo long mice actually chewed the cord. I was told (like most vintage items) that it was working prior to sitting. It will […]
GRAMOPHONE PLAYER SQUARE SHAPE. THESE GRAMOPHONE PLAYERS ARE HAND MADE WITH DARK PINEWOOD, COPPER & Brass FITTINGS AND A LARGE COPPER HORN. THE GRAMOPHONES ARE REPRODUCTION WHICH HAVE MOVING PARTS BUT ARE MORE OF A DISPLAY ITEM RATHER THAN A GENUINE PLAYER. THEY HAVE A WIND-UP CRANK MOTOR BUT THE SPEED OF THE TURN-TABLE TENDS […]
