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Edison North American Columbia model "N" Edison Bi Polar Fan with Batteries. From Gpaul2000 Thu May 6 09:38:24 2004 From: Gpaul2000 (gpaul2...@aol.com) Date: Sun Dec 24 13:10:39 2006 Subject: [Phono-L] "A/B-80" Diamond Disc Survey Results Message-ID: <1d1.2032b7bb.2dcba...@aol.com> Although hoping for more responses, I promised to share the results of the Edison "A/B-80" survey within a couple of weeks. For what it's worth, here they are: Edison "A-80" Serial numbers believed to start at "0" (late 1912) with wooden grilles. Documented numbers from #2872 - #4219 (#4219 has metal grille, as shown on page 42 of Frow's "Edison Disc Phonographs." Machine pictured was completed December 19, 1914.) Edison "B-80" Serial numbers began between #4219 and #6175 (late Dec.1914/Jan.1915). Documented numbers from #6175 - #16824. (All "B-80s" documented in this survey have wooden grilles.) That's it. If you have one of these models that varies from the number ranges or grille descriptions, please share it and we'll revise this little chart. Thanks again to all who contributed information! George Paul From vtm12 Thu May 6 18:47:22 2004 From: vtm12 (vt...@comcast.net) Date: Sun Dec 24 13:10:39 2006 Subject: [Phono-L] Columbia AJ Values References: <1d1.2032b7bb.2dcba...@aol.com> Message-ID: <003701c433c4$77d85790$17925...@cn487534a> Hello all, I have the opportunity to purchase two Columbia AJ machines. One is the early top crank and the other is the middle rear crank. The tonearm AND support arm are reproductions... the aluminum ones, on both of the machines. And the middle version machine with rear wind has a reproduction reproducer. Horns on both are original B&B. Anyone have ideas of a good price for them individually or together. Thanks, Vince
