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Edison Maroon Gem model D 2/4 minute cylinder record player | Phonographs80 of 150 |  |  |
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Edison Gem model D introduced 1909. The only Gem expressly designed to play both 2 and 4 minute cylinders records. This machine may have been made late in the model D production run, as it has the model N reproducer and larger carriage arm, found on the model E made in 1912. (Not pictured with the N reproducer)
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How much do you want for unit ? Thank You Manuel
Hi, This machine is not for sale. I have placed my collection on this site for other collectors to enjoy, not to sell them. Regards
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