MY only Columbia cylinder phono is this machine but with a blue horn and with the gooseneck. The song was written by a bass, Ludwig Fischer, who created Osmin in Mozart's "Seraglio."
@edisonphonographfan Thanks for the nice comments. I would value this machine at around eight hundred dollars today. If you can find a complete original one for less then buy it! The gooseneck part is frequently missing on these when you find them.
MY only Columbia cylinder phono is this machine but with a blue horn and with the gooseneck. The song was written by a bass, Ludwig Fischer, who created Osmin in Mozart's "Seraglio."
"In tiefen Keller" is the orginal.
eclecticdufus 3 months ago
i wish i had this cylinder,such a fantasic song and columbia phonographs can give sound edison cant usually produce
kirtley2010 3 months ago
@famouswolfy Thanks so much for the nice comments. It's very refreshing to see comments like yours.
MusicBoxBoy 7 months ago
I'm impressed by the audio quality of this wax record, sounds so lifelike for a acoustic recorded record, fantastic record!
mlebagley 7 months ago
@mlebagley Thanks so much for your gracious comments!
MusicBoxBoy 7 months ago
Pretty wild!!!
Sounds very good for it's vintage!!!
oldbear52 7 months ago
@oldbear52 Thanks!!
MusicBoxBoy 7 months ago
One of the most beautiful cylinders i have heard! His voice is amazing
plus your BKT is great!! how much would one like yours cost?
I collect cylinder and disk phonographs but i dont have any working columbia cylinder phonographs I also like the BC and Sears Oxford
cheers!
edisonphonographfan 7 months ago
@edisonphonographfan Thanks for the nice comments. I would value this machine at around eight hundred dollars today. If you can find a complete original one for less then buy it! The gooseneck part is frequently missing on these when you find them.
MusicBoxBoy 7 months ago
very cool!
chompo7 7 months ago
@chompo7 Thanks chompo! Always good to hear from you.
MusicBoxBoy 7 months ago