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Edison Gem Model A
The third in the series of "Gem" phonographs circa 1903
known as a "key-wind" Gem although still listed as the Model
A. The horn sold with the machine was 10 inches long, conical and
enamelled black but an all brass horn and support could be purchased as
an optional extra. It was supplied with the so called
"New-style" case and cost £2. 15s. 0d in 1903. Models
factored by Edison Bell in the UK had an embossed aluminium plate marked
"Type 1 Gem"
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Edison Gem Model D
Introduced in 1909. The only Gem designed from the outset
to play 2/4 minute cylinders. Maroon body and 19 inch straight maroon
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Edison Home Model A
Introduced in 1896. 2 minute. This early version of
the model A is commonly called the 'suitcase' model due to the lid
fastenings.
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Edison Home Model A
Edison Home Model A showing lid in place. |
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Edison Home Model B
'Edison' decal model introduced in 1906. The machine illustrated has
been upgraded to 2/4 minute operation. Also note the quite rare repeater
attachment.
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Edison Standard Model B
'Banner' decal model introduced in 1905. 2 minute. |
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Edison Standard Model B
'Edison' decal model introduced in 1906. 2 minute. |
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Edison Standard Model C
Introduced 1908. 2 minute. No swing arm. C reproducer. Single spring.
The machine illustrated is fitted with an ICS repeat lever.
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Edison Standard Model D
Introduced 1908. 2/4 minute. Single spring. C/H reproducers.
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Edison Standard Model F
Introduced 1911. 2/4 minute. Has small reproducer eye set in the 'on
top' position for R/S reproducers.
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Edison Fireside Model A
Introduced 1909. 2/4 minute. Lid secured by end clips. Single spring. K
reproducer.
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Edison Fireside Model B
Introduced 1912. 4 minute. Large carrier arm with reproducer traversing
the top of the mandrel. N or Diamond B reproducer.
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Edison Concert (Banner Transfer)
Introduced 1901. 2 minute. Triple spring Triton motor.
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Edison Concert (Banner Transfer)
Illustration of triple spring motor.
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Edison Opera
Introduced 1911. 4 minute. Model L or Diamond A reproducer.
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