Hello Al, Your post helped tremendously. I did not think the B-VIII had its
own serial numbers. I appreciate knowing 1000 sold, I wonder how many were
lost? The fire got rid of all the Amberola machines except for the 30 50 and
75. I wonder if not for the fire if the variety of machines wou
someone's kitchen table
conglomerate or a factory mistake which is not unknown.
Hope that helps,
Al
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From: Scott Colgrove
To: phono-l
Sent: Sun, Jan 8, 2012 1:38 pm
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Amberola B-VIII
Al – do you know how many of the solid bedplate vs
Al – do you know how many of the solid bedplate vs. the removable grill B-VIIIs
were made? Were the solid type made later?
Thanks,
Scott
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Greetings Steve:
Only about 1000 B-VIII machines were sold. They did continue the serial
numbers of the VIII. I surmise that they were introduced in October of 1914
and of course the factory fire in December 1914 stopped production of that
model. Serials typical of the B-VIII range from 880
Thanks !
From: Steven Medved
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Sent: Sat, January 7, 2012 4:07:19 PM
Subject: [Phono-L] Amberola B-VIII
Hello, Does anyone know what month the B-VIII was introduced and if it shared
serial numbers
Hello, Does anyone know what month the B-VIII was introduced and if it shared
serial numbers with the A model? How many seemed to have survived? Steve
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