Search results

Yes, I tried to clean the stains on the bag with woolite, but they didn't come out. I'll be on the lookout for a nicer one, of course. And thanks all for the compliments!

I use them all of the time, in fact! I don't think there's many things in my collection that don't at least get used on occasion. I don't believe in "shelf queens" :-)

Edison C-4 Radio Phonograph, 1929 (Currently looking for a new home...)

Edison C-19 Diamond Disc, 1920

Edison Amberola V, 1913

Edison Standard Model D, 1908

Columbia Graphophone Type B, 1899

Pathéphone Modèle N° 2, c. 1914

HMV Model 102 E, 1955

Victor Radiola-Electrola RE-45, 1929

Victor Orthophonic Victrola 8-9, 1928 (Not yet in my posession, currently enroute from New York)

Victor Orthophonic Victrola 8-35, 1928

Victor III, 1909

Victor R, 1902

Many of you have asked what HisMastersVoice refers to...well, here you go!

My Orthophonic Victrola 8-35 would be more period correct, though:

I don't have an Eldridge Johnson phonograph, they are very rare...the closest thing I could come up with was my Victor R...

Michael, thank you - I've contacted Charlie regarding the bags and what type of brushes these take. I think they are a bit worn down. I'm thrilled with this machine, maybe I'll have to switch from Kirbys to Air-Ways! ...just kidding ;-)

FedEx delivered a huge box this morning, I wasn't expecting it to come until next week! After some light cleaning, she's looking pretty good! Everything is original, it even had an original Air-Way cellulose paper bag in it still (unfortunately it was full of dirt and falling apart, so I...

I've acually been watching this from the moment it was listed, trying to decide if it was worth going for, given the condition issues. If nothing else, maybe a good source for parts for a better example?