Thanks Allen,
The article disagrees re: why the scales were not popular and as cited lays
blame on the delicate mech.
The writers in fact claim low volume was an issue. Now who knows, were they
outside? One of the models illustrated does show a rather large brass horn
out the top slanted toward the
In a message dated 4/20/2010 9:41:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
smst...@gmail.com writes: (more info below)
I recently read an interesting article from COCA Times I thought you all
may
find interesting. COCA stands for Coin Operated Collector Association BTW.
The article by Jim and Merly
I have to admit that COCA Times first struck me as a possible title of a
magazine for the Bolivian drug cartel.. :-)
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From: Mike Stitt
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 08:01:25
To: Antique Phonograph List
Subject: [Phono-L] Talking
I recently read an interesting article from COCA Times I thought you all may
find interesting. COCA stands for Coin Operated Collector Association BTW.
The article by Jim and Merlyn Collings is about penny scales.
It seems the first *talking* penny scales originated out of England.
George Moore su
I recently read an interesting article from COCA Times I thought you all may
find interesting. COCA stands for Coin Operated Collector Association BTW.
The article by Jim and Merlyn Collings is about penny scales.
It seems the first *talking* penny scales originated out of England.
George Moore su
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