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Phonoboy

Phonoboy

N.E. Oklahoma

Phonograph enthusiast. I also collect coins, stamps, and bottles.

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Jerry Lee Lewis. Sun Records 45 RPM. - Recordsin Records
12 months ago
Metal caps? - Kitchenin Kitchen
1 year ago
Home electric therapy kit. - Electronicsin Electronics
1 year ago
2min Columbia cylinder. - Recordsin Records
1 year ago
When The Lusitania Went Down. - Recordsin Records
1 year ago

Comments

  1. Not bad. I'd love to see it restored.
  2. Agreed. It's a sediment bowl. It maybe from a tractor.
  3. Very cool. Brunswick was also one of the companies Edison used to make his Edison Disc phonograph cabinets.
  4. That is one pretty penny. My oldest modern coin is a Dutch East India Company Half Duit from 1734.
  5. Isn't learning fun.
  6. I believe what you have is a log roller. If you Google antique log roller similar ones will come up.
  7. I can make out a 4, so it's 1940 something. Maybe 48 or 49.
  8. True Mac.
  9. Looks like Hebrew characters. Could it be Hanukkah related?
  10. Mercury dime minted 1916 to 1945. Yours was minted in Philadelphia. It is common they made 67,740,000 of them in 1939.
  11. English 3 Pence.
  12. Very nice.
  13. It's a multi tool for wood work. If you image search antique multi-tool similar ones will show up.
  14. That is a collar die clash. This happens when the die strikes collar die collar die leaving an imprint.
  15. Nice collection. I like that Franklin stamp.
  16. Glass blowing jacks or tweezers?
  17. The first one is a reamer. If he was a Cooper the hammer could have been used to fit rings on barrels, and the reamer for the bunghole.
  18. I would think so. I know the 78s go for quite a bit, especially Elvis.
  19. Thanks. Brunswick. It's one of only two Sun 45s I own. The other is Johnny Cash's Hey Porter.
  20. Very cool.
  21. Thanks bobzerkcollector.
  22. Found you. Nice post.
  23. Ham bone.
  24. I am glad to hear that. The only lube the gears need is a dab of all purpose grease, or even just petroleum jelly. Email me some pics. I'll asist you if you need it. Stay away from 3 in 1, it gums up....
  25. Nicely done.
  26. I think I found it. Philco Model 37-116X Hi-Fi Console Radio with Standard Tuning http://www.tuberadioland.com/philco37-116_main.html
  27. I don't think so.
  28. Hard to tell at that angle. I'd say the car is from the 1910s. Do you have a shot of the front end?
  29. The first one is a spoke shaver. Second one maybe a wire strecher. The other two are beyond me.
  30. Complicated little machine isn't it.
  31. It would have had a sponge disk on its end originally, if my assumption is corect.
  32. Looks like a turn of the century electric therapy part used on the temples. Odd find.
  33. The phone number is a good start. You could narrow it down, I'm sure four didget numbers didn't last to long. My guess would be 1920s-30s.
  34. It is beautiful. I hope someone here can help you.
  35. Thanks for taking a look Spirit Bear. As I said, I haven't a clue. They could be completely unrelated to bottles. I do think the round one is cute though.
  36. What are the dimensions?
  37. Are the wires cloth insolated?
  38. Any component electrition should be able to tell you if it's safe or not. If it turns out not to be safe and the wires are original don't rewire it, just let it be.
  39. Blunderbuss is right. The wires go to the brushes. If the brushes are in decent shape they can be rehabed. Please don't throw out the motor. There are professional antique fan restorers out there, but...
  40. Looks to be late 40s radio phono combination. 78rpm records only. Change the needle after every use. I can't make out the logo. Dose it work?
  41. Great find.
  42. Be sure to change the needle after every use.
  43. That Disc was made around 1921, and plays at 80 rpm. Edison Discs can only be played on Edison Phonographs.
  44. It's called a Zippo Slim. Fhrjr2 is right 1989.
  45. Nicely done.
  46. Hi SpiritBear. I thought I'd give it a shot.
  47. I disagree. The passengers could not have known, and the Germans only suspected. The fact that she did carry munitions was suppressed, and only verified when the wreak was discovered.
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Cleaned Up C. 1909 Western Electric Intercom C. 1917 Soup Jug C. 1863-1873 Student's Lamp Early 1900s Chandelier, Thrift-Store Find Rhinehart's Liver Pills: 1879-1911. John Danner Revolving Book Case Reko Box Camera by Rochester Optical Co. C. 1908 Federal Steel Phone C. 1909 Western Electric Soldiers of Many Nations, C. 1917 The Bugat I-970 , made of lithographed tin by Payá Hermanos from 1930 to 1950 (Spain) EARLY Coca-Cola Bottle circa 1894-99 Cycle Wizard ‘A’ Self-Casing Camera. 1901 Karl Bub Nüremberg (KBN) clockwork trains (O Gauge) Germany 1940´s This is the "D. Luis locomotive", the oldest steam locomotive in Portugal. North Africa Dec. 9, 1942

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Antique Dry Sink C. 1906 Hole-Puncher? Hand-Painted Versus Decals!! Photochrome: Ye Old Cidermill 1845 Essence of Life It pinches for what? mystery item ??? Unknown tool Medicine bottle cork screws Vintage Fostoria Jenny Lind Milk Glass Tray Antique J&G Meakin Ironston China Chamber Pot C. 1859 Chromo-lithographs Vintage DeVilbiss powder box/compact A small bottle! RCA Victor Nipper cast bronze figure RUBBER SHOCK INSULATOR--SALESMAN SAMPLE?

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