✅ SOLVED Looks Familar but ???

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Hello All. Found this at a 1910 home site. It's cast iron with a brass tab on one end, very fine threads on the large ID, and no threads anywhere else. Thanks for any ideas on it.

HH C9



Hello;

This appears to be a reproducer from an Edison Cylinder phonograph. The weight and stylus are missing.

Hope this helps.

Drew
 

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Great Id

Hello;

This appears to be a reproducer from an Edison Cylinder phonograph. The weight and stylus are missing.

Hope this helps.


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Drew
Wow, Thanks Drew, great ID!! An Edison reproducer is exactly what this thing is. With your reply I found the attached images. It comes from an Edison Amberola cylinder phongraph produced c.1915. These parts are decribed as having no identifying marks which made it very difficult to figure out.

Thanks again and good luck to you.
 

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Glad it's resolved. Happy to help.
Drew
 

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