Note: if it plays 4 minute cylinders (I can see quite a few Blue Amberols in there; and the selection played is definitely from the 1920s), it must be after 1908. Previous to 1908, all cylinders were 2 minute, which required a different feed screw to play them.
Never seen one before and am completely smitten!! I think I only have 12-14 cylinders but this would be the way to display them. I've always dreamed of having a juke (well, as an adult, I now need two - one for 78s,etc.) but I would love to see one of these live someday.
Looks firmiliar , I had a chat to this chap November 2016 very interesting Man , and what a collection he has , He knows so much about these wonderfull machines, nice to see , love your video's
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Note: if it plays 4 minute cylinders (I can see quite a few Blue Amberols in there; and the selection played is definitely from the 1920s), it must be after 1908. Previous to 1908, all cylinders were 2 minute, which required a different feed screw to play them.
Wow!
Wow, this must be priceless!!!
Never seen one before and am completely smitten!! I think I only have 12-14 cylinders but this would be the way to display them. I've always dreamed of having a juke (well, as an adult, I now need two - one for 78s,etc.) but I would love to see one of these live someday.
Looks firmiliar , I had a chat to this chap November 2016 very interesting Man , and what a collection he has , He knows so much about these wonderfull machines, nice to see , love your video's
What's thing! I'm truly curious of the worth of this precursor of jukeboxes?...
have a friend who has one and is looking for more information on it.. anyone have any ideas where to start?? Thanks
You could give John Papa a call, he would be a great start 518-774-5131