Hello All...
I'm Looking for more information and recordings by:-
John Burke, Irish Tenor, recorded in 1920 and 1921.
(the name and dating is correct from family)
Two known recordings apparently are:-
MOLLY BRANNIGAN B/W LOW BACK'D CAR
LABEL..TRIANGLE #33075 78RPM RECORDED IN 1920
GOD MADE I
The way it was listed would make it difficult for most of the people
with the advanced knowledge to know what it was to find it. I would
suspect the number of individuals who would recognize it as a early
coin-op mechanism is not large and the portion of that population who
are sufficiently com
How much would a nice working Eclipse sell in this market? Thanks Al
On 6/20/11, richard_ru...@hotmail.com wrote:
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> I'd say he got a major windfall anyway. How much do you think he paid for
> it to begin with? The starting price was $9.99; I bet he would have made
> money even if it
I'd say he got a major windfall anyway. How much do you think he paid for it
to begin with? The starting price was $9.99; I bet he would have made money
even if it had sold for that. I'm sure he was deliriously happy with the
outcome.
I doubt any picker -- or anyone without a great deal
What worries me is that the buyer has a low rating and may not know what he or
she has won.
I contacted the seller and told the seller what the item was after the sale was
over. I did tell him he could have doubled his final bid if he had not called
the item an Edison Record Player! He has n
It belongs to an Eclipse coin-op
Bruce
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Subject: [Phono-L] Why did this go so high
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This is what happens when these pickers fail to do even any basic
research. They miss out on a major windfall. I have a very early
business machine sitting over here with one of those type motors in it.
On 06/20/2011 06:40 AM, bruce78...@comcast.net wrote:
I bet you could have knocked the sell
I bet you could have knocked the seller over with a feather, after the final
bidding !! He obviously would be even more in shock, if he knew what the
ultimate potential value of his little hunk of worthless iron and strange
looking parts actually is.
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