I have a Capehart Orchestrope model 28F for sale. This model is from the 1928-29 era. I believe it to be complete except for the lower back door. There are pieces that have become unglued from the ball feet but I think I have them all. It has the original amp and speaker. The cabinet is in good shape but needs to be restored. The mechanism and the electronics need to be restored also. It still has the original three pieces of beveled glass in the door. This model plays both sides of twenty eight records in a row. The records are stacked to the left of the turntable. The top one is placed on to the turntable as the old one is taken off, flipped over on its' back then brought back under the turntable and placed in the bottom of the stack. It is pick up only on Long Island, NY. Price is $3,800. I wasn't sure if this was ok to post here but there are two things about it that I believe make it ok. First, the turntable runs on a spring which is wound by an electric winder. Line voltage of the day in many areas of the country wasn't regulated well enough to keep the turntable running at a steady speed so they used the "old fashioned" spring. Second, I am selling this to justify spending too much money on an Edison that I recently bought. If interested email me for pics. Al email bubba2u (at) optonline.net
