Model name of the attached photo

[tony1952]

Please look at he atttached photo.

Let me know the model name of phonograph under 1887.

 

Is this Perfected model?

Thanks.

Tony from Korea

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[billcahill]

The crude picture looks like an Edison Triumph phonograph model A, which came out in 1901.
Bill Cahill

[phonogfp]

The 1887 machine is the "New" Phonograph. The only known surviving example is pictured and described on page 19 of Discovering Antique Phonographs.

The metal sign is one of several that originated from Asia shortly after the publication of Antique Phonograph Advertising in 2002. A number of images were illegally copied from the book and reproduced on metal plaques. This image of an original poster was stolen from page 82. I guess it is the most sincere form of flattery!

George P.

[tony1952]

Dear George and Bill,

Thanks.


Dear George,

I'd like to see the pictures of Edison perfected model and Class M model. Please recommend a book in this regard.

Thanks.

[phonogfp]

Hello Tony,

Edison "Perfected" and "Class M" Phonographs are pictured in Discovering Antique Phonographs and also in The Talking Machine Compendium, 1877-1929.


George P.

[tony1952]

Dear George P,

Thanks.

Tony from Korea

[phonogfp]

You're very welcome!

George P.