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Friday, May 13th, 2016 at 12:30pm- Eli Wallach Collection & Clocks: Lots 1 - 510 - Preview: Friday, May 13th at 9am - Saturday, May 14th, 2016 at 10am- Antiques, Phonographs, Mucical & Clocks: Lots 511 - 959 - Preview: Friday, May 13th at 9am & Saturday, May 14th at 8am
Sunday, May 15th, 2016 at 11am- Pocket and Wrist Watches- Lots 960 - 1573 - Preview: Saturday May 14th at 8am & Sunday, May 15th at 8am
at the Radison Hotel, The Expo Center, Manchester, NH

• 557. Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., North Tonawanda, NY. Model 780 was the only Wurlitzer juke box in a maple wooden cabinet which looked like a piece of furniture. The lower case features a wooden "Wagon Wheel" with a decorative quilt pattern behind it. This machine holds twelve 78 rpm records with 24 selections. Service manual included.
  Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000
  Circa 1941
  61 x 36 x
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      This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $1,100
  
  
• 559. Regina Music Box Co., Rahway, NJ. Coin operated "Hexaphone", Model 104 with wood horn, serial #1040627. This predecessor to the modern-day juke box. It will play one of six Edison 4-miinute Blue Amerole cylinders selected after a nickel is inserted.
  Estimate: $2,000 - $3,500
  Circa 1915
  49in x 24in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $4,200
  
  
• 560. Regina Music Box Co., Rahway, NJ. "Style 246 Regina phone serial number 2460162. This was the last model of combination disc music box and 78 rpm phonograph with interior horn. Only 190 examples of this model were made and shipped. The music box has a short bed plate and double comb for superb sound. It plays 15 1/2 inch discs. The floor standing case has storage below for discs and records.
  Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000
  Circa 1915
  47in x 22in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $1,800
  
  
• 561. Victor Talking Machine Co., "Type V" oak cased phonograph with original oak horn on an oak and quarter sawn oak record cabinet.
  Estimate: $1,500 - $2,500
  Circa 1905
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      This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $2,300
  
  
• 562. Switzerland, 8 tune music box, rosewood veneered top with marquetry trophy featuring musical instruments, the sides with rosewood graining, and the inside of the lid with tune card, 13 inch cylinder with one piece comb.
  Estimate: $400 - $500
  Circa 1880
  5.5in x 7.75in x 21.5in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $350
  
  
• 563. American Graphaphone Company, New York, NY. "BF" model serial #6312 with 8" long cylinder mandrel and reproduction nickel plated horn.
  Estimate: $300 - $600
  Circa 1900
  12in x 15.5in x 10in
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      This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $550
  
  
• 564. Thomas A. Edison Inc., East Orange, NJ. "Amberola V" in oak case. Serial # 2344. Plays 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
  Estimate: $300 - $400
  Circa 1915
  18in x 17in x 22in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $350
  
  
• 565. Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Fireside" combination 2 & 4 minute photograph with a cygnet horn, This example has a diamond stylus reproducer now for playing 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
  Estimate: $300 - $600
  Circa 1908
  13in x 12in x 9in
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      This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $650
  
  
• 566. Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. Early "Home" phonograph, often called a "Suitcase Home". Included is a black and brass 24" horn with an 11 1/2" brass bell.
  Estimate: $300 - $400
  Circa 1898
  13 x 16in x 8in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $325
  
  
• 567. Thomas A. Edison, E. Orange, NJ. "Gem" model 2-minute wax record phonograph, serial #G106224. Included is a reproduction small black painted tin and brass end horn.
  Estimate: $250 - $350
  Circa 1905
  7.5in x 7.5in x 7in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $275
  
  
• 568. Brunswick Balke Collender Co,, Chicago, IL. "Model 7" floor standing disc phonograph, serial #123506. It has automatic shut off and an adjustable reproducer which will play regular 78" RPM discs and Pathe' discs. Quarter-sawn oak case.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $50
  
  
• 569. Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago, IL. "Model 20" phonograph in walnut "low boy"-style case, serial #284662. Flat top case with record storage compartment left of decorative horn grill (right side is a dummy): This machine has an adjustable reproducer which plays regular 78 rpm discs and Pathe' discs. Interior has Brunswick decal and another with the name "Irvin Zuelke".
  Estimate: $200 - $350
  33in x 33in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $20
  
  
• 570. Sonora table phonograph. Very little information and no photos could be found on this unusual phonograph Its case looks like a music box and from what we can find, it appears this is a very rare early model phonograph made by the Swiss music box firm of E. Paillard & Cie, St. Croix, Switzerland for the Sonora Chime Company of New York in 1908. (This Sonora Co. is the firm that sold their chime clock mechanism to the Seth Thomas Clock Co. who introduced "Sonora" chime clocks in 1909): Because of legal problems, very few of these were produced, although in 1910 Sonora began to manufacture a line of phonographs on their own, but these were rather ordinary floor and table models like those being produced by Victor and others.
  Estimate: $200 - $400
  Circa 1908
  12in x 18in x 15in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $450
  
  
• 571. Thomas A. Edison Inc., East Orange, NJ. "Amberola DX" in oak case. Serial # 27519. Plays 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1915
  14in x 12in x 15.5in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $150
  
  
• 572. Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Triumph" model phonograph serial #H1-01157 with 30" long horn with 20" brass bell. It has Edison's device to allow it to now play 2 & 4 minute records with the appropriate reproducer.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1900
  14in x 18in x 12in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $650
  
  
• 573. Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. Three (3) phonographs. (1) A "Home" phonograph with an Edison attachment to allow it to play 2 or 4 minute records. Serial #286360..(2) An Edison "Standard" phonograph, model "E", serial #793827 for playing 2 minute records. (3) An Amberola Model "A", Serial #1633, that plays 2 and 4 minute records in a mahogany case, c1916.
  Estimate: $200 - $350
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $2,200
  
  
• 574. Chautauqua wooden cob roller oregan with 29 notes. Stencil decorated mahogany case with eboned base. Has three or four cobs included.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1900
  12.5in x 18in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $200
  
  
• 575. Music & Sound Producing Items- (3) and accessories: (1) Sparks, Whittington Co., Jackson, MI. "Jewel" Model 400 small size floor standing radio in Mahogany case; (2) Reproduction of the original Edison Reproducer; (3) Small portable Edison phonograph machine serial #137420 including approximately fifty 5.5in records and three additional reproducers.
  Estimate: $300 - $400
  39in x 20in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $1,200
  
  
• 576. Mechanical music machines- 3 (Three) including a "Mandolina" roller organ by Mechanical Orguinette Co. of New York with 5 cylinders, and two pinned cylinder wood box music boxes; all in pieces. Early 20th century.
  Estimate: $300 - $500
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $225
  
  
• 577. Two musical instruments. (1) An American-made roller organ with one 8" long paper roll. (2) A "Tansbar" player concertina made by A. Zuleger of Leipzig Germany with six 4.5 inch paper rolls.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1910
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $170
  
  
• 578. Two (2) phonographs. (1) American Graph phone Co., New York, NY. "BX" model 2-minute wax cylinder phonograph sold by the Columbia Phonograph Co. with reproduction black cone horn. (2) KOMPAConn., phonograph made by the PLA/A Music Co., New York, NY with interior horn.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1900/1922
  6in x 12in x 7in
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $325
  
  
• 579. Lot of approximately 185 Edison "Blue Amberol" 4-minute celluloid cylinder records.
  Estimate: $300 - $450
  Circa 1913-1925
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $400
  
  
• 580. Lot of approximately 98 Edison Blue Amberol 4-minute celluloid cylinders - plus nine 2-minute celluloid cylinders made by Indestructible Oxford, etc. Also 21 Edison 4-minute hard wax records - plus 45 Edison and 2 Columbia 2-minute wax records. A total of 173 good records. Another nine early wax records in poor condition have been added to the box as they may be useful for shaving and recording.
  Estimate: $300 - $450
  Circa 1900-1929
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $450
  
  
• 581. Lot of 250 Edison thick disc records, 80 rpm, black and white labels. These can be played on an Edison diamond disc phonograph or on a Brunswick phonograph with an "Ultona" reproducer. These are from an old collection and have not been picked through.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1915
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $375
  
  
• 582. Lot of phonograph horns and parts including: two (2) morning glory horns with painted interior decoration, three (3) complete morning glory horns, black with gold ribs, (two with decals marked "Standard", one marked "Home") and one Home-size horn repainted a copper tone Also three small reproduction brass bell end horns. Also included: one quality reproduction horn crane, one home made crane and the goose neck portion of a cygnet horn (heavy and perhaps from an early radio) .
  Estimate: $200 - $300
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $350
  
  
• 583. Seventeen (17) record holders with approximately ten records each plus a loose lot of 345 loose records by Victor, Columbia, Okeh, Decca, and many other labels. All 10 inch diameter 78 rpm double sided records. Approximately 500 records total. These are from an old collection and have not been picked through.
  Estimate: $200 - $350
  Circa 1900-1950
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $130
  
  
• 584. Twenty-eight (29) albums of 10 inch 78s (most with four records) of popular favorites and show tunes. Included are Bing Crosby, Harry James, Al Jolson, Tommy Dorsey, Victor Borge, etc. Also eighteen (27) albums of 12 inch 78s of popular and classical favorites including The Mikado, The Messiah (2 volumes) and favorites by Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikowsky.plus 45 additional 12 inch and 75 additional 10 inch, many classical, opera, etc. Approximately 450 records total.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1910-1950
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $10
  
  
• 585. Lot of about 100 uncommon 78 rpm records including two Zonophone, eleven Pathe', two larger center hole, and collection of over 50 early single sided Victor records. Also some classics as the Preacher and the Bear, Two Black Crows, six Vogue picture records and a small group of early children's records, etc.
  Estimate: $150 - $250
  x 10 to 11in x
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $200
  
  
• 586. Musical Items - 2 (Two): German Victorian Christmas tree rotator with music box, nickel plated top, black painted wood base; German carved wood round platter holder, music commences when holder is lifted.
  Estimate: $200 - $300
  Circa 1910
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  This Lot Sold On 5/14/2016 For $225