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Swiss 8-Air Keywind Cylinder Music Box Manufactured in Switzerland in the mid-1800's by an unknown maker, this plays 8 airs on a tuned steel comb of 83 teeth on an 11-1/2 inch cylinder. The case is a decent early replacement stained a dark mahogany with exposed controls and a hook lid enclosure. The tunes include several waltzes and dance tunes. Restored mechanism. Includes winding key. $1,975.00
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Monopol 7-1/2 Inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by Leipziger Musikwerke, Leipzig, Germany, about 1900.
This Model 30S plays 7-1/2 inch diameter discs on 30 tuned steel teeth in single comb in
an original walnut case with original lid picture. Restored mechanism.
Includes 10 original discs and the original winding crank. $1,195.00
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15-3/4 Inch Olympia Disc Musical Box
Manufactured F. G. Otto & Sons in Jersey City, NJ c. 1896. Plays on
154 tuned steel teeth on a short bedplate with double combs in a carved mahogany
case with serial no. 17473. Included are original winding crank, case key
and 12 original discs. $2,495.00
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Swiss 12-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box
Manufactured in Switzerland and retailed by E.L. Cuendet in New York, NY c. 1881, this plays 12 airs on a tuned steel comb of 62 teeth on an 13 inch inch cylinder.
The case is grain painted with bird and floral inlays and triple string banding on the lid. The tunes are listed on the attached tune sheet, .
Restored mechanism. Includes case key $1,995.00
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Swiss 6-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box
Manufactured by Samuel Karrer of Teufenthal, Switzerland c. 1880, this plays 6 airs on a tuned steel comb of 77 teeth on an 8-1/4 inch inch cylinder.
The case exterior is grain painted with floral inliays and triple string banding on the lid. The tunes listed on the attached tune sheet, five of which are sacred airs:
Ring the Bells of Heaven (Cushing/Root), Once for All (Bliss), Far Away Where Angels Dwell (Blumenthal), Beautiful Star in heaven So Bright (Sayles) and Jesus of Nazareth (Campbell/Perkins).
Restored mechanism. Includes case key $2,595.00
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Swiss 6-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box
Manactured by L'Epee and likely retailed by Jerome Thibouville-Lamy in the middle of the 19th Century, this plays 6 airs on a tuned steel comb of 80 teeth on an 8-1/8 inch inch cylinder.
The case exterior is stained dark with two hook catch closures and red stain on the interior. The tunes are unknown save one: "Comin'
Thru the Rye" by Robert Burns. $1,195.00
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Swiss 6-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box
Manactured early in later part of the 19th Century by an unknown Swiss maker, this plays 6 airs on a tuned steel comb of 77 teeth on an 8-1/4 inch inch cylinder.
The case is grain painted with an inaid musical design on the top surrounded by triple fruitwood banding. Restored mechanism. Includes a case key. $1,595.00
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Swiss 4-Air 100-Hooked-Tooth Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box
Manactured early in the 19th Century by an unknown Swiss maker, this plays 4 airs on a tuned steel comb of 100 hooked from a 7 inch cylinder. The plain fruitwood case has a red painted interior with normal wear in the finish.
Restored mechanism. Includes a case key. $1,595.00
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Swiss 4-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box playing
operatic tunes. Unattributed Swiss maker Serial No. 4107 c. 1870, this plays 4 airs with a pinned cylinder of
6-inches in length on a tuned steel comb of 84 teeth. The plain fruitwood case
with catch-hook closures and a dust cover. It has a red painted interior which helps to date this to the mid-nineteenth century.
Restored mechanism. $1,495.00
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Swiss 4-Air Lever-Wind Cylinder Music Box playing American tunes including "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Yankee Doodle." Unattributed Swiss maker
Serial No. 2844 c. 1870, this plays 4 airs with a pinned cylinder of 8-inches in length on a tuned steel comb of 112 teeth. The plain fruitwood case has a red painted interior which helps to date this to the mid-nineteenth century.
Restored mechanism. $1,595.00
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Paillard 8-Air "Bells Visible" Cylinder Music Box
Manactured by Paillard, Vaucher, Fils & Co., in Ste-Croix, Switzerland c. 1895, this plays 8 airs on a tuned steel comb of 43 teeth, 3 teeth for the bells with tune indicator. The grain painted case has a color
transfer on the lid. Normal wear in the finish.
Restored mechanism. Includes a case key. $1,395.00
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Kalliope 9-1/2 Inch Disc Musical Box.
Manactured by Kalliope Musikwerke in Leipzigm Germany c. 1902, this plays 9-1/2"
(25 cm.) diameter discs on one musical comb with 42 teeth. Restored mechanism.
Includes eight original discs, the original winding crank and a working case
key. $2,395.00
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Fortuna 8-Bell Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by Adler Musikwerke, Leipzig-Gohlis, Germany c. 1901,
this plays 10-1/2" (10-7/16") diameter discs on two musical combs with 31 teeth
in each comb. Restored mechanism. Includes eight original discs, the original
winding crank and a working case key. $2,495.00
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Regina Style 16 12-1/4 Inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box
Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1902, this plays 12-1/4 inch diameter discs
on 112-tooth duplex tuned steel combs. In a nice original oak case, the Style 16 was the made in much smaller quantity
than other styles. Includes 12 original discs, key for the
case and original winding crank. Mechanism restored. $2,495.00
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Regina Style 16 12-1/4 Inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1904, this plays 12-1/4 inch diameter discs
on 112-tooth duplex tuned steel combs. In a nice mahogany case, the Style 16 was the made in much smaller quantity
than other styles. Includes 12 original discs, key for the
case and original winding crank. Mechanism restored. [SOLD]
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Cuendet 6-Air Changeable Cylinder Musical Box.
Manufactured by Jules Cuendet, Ste-Croix, Switzerland c. 1900, this rare example displays a unique cylinder change mechanism
patented by E.F. Jaccard in 1888 (US Patent No. 382,879). The music box plays 6 airs on each of three numbered 13" long cylinders.
A storage drawer holds the three cylinders. Original tune sheets for two of the three cylinders are included, as is a case key. $3,295.00
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15-Inch Tannhauser Disc-Shifting Musical Box.
This extremely scarce brand plays two tunes on each 15" diameter disc using a patented disc shifting mechanism
played on a 58-note tuned steel comb. British Patent No. 5386 by the German engineer Traúgott Alwin Plessing.
Housed in a walnut case with a carved name on the outer lid and a color lithograph in the inside of the lid.
Manufactured by Tannhauser Musikwerke, Leipzig-Lindenau, Germany c. 1899.
Includes 10 two-tune original discs, case key and original winding crank. $4,750.00
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10-Inch Harmonia Disc Musical Box.
Style No. 303 was manufactured by Société Anonyme Harmonie in L'Auberson, Switzerland between 1895 and 1904.
This scarce brand plays on two 42-note combs that are tuned an octave apart giving full rich sound. In
an original walnut case with a lovely painted design on the top and inner lid picture.
Includes 12 original projectionless discs, a key for the case and the original winding crank. Mechanism
restored. Serial Number 2102. $2,195.00
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8-Air Swiss Forte Piano Keywind Cylinder Musical Box.
Housed in a grain painted case with the Ile Rouseau (on Lake Geneva) painted in a
medallion on the lid, this plays eight airs on two combs of 78 (forte)
and 31 (piano) teeth pinned on a 15-1/4" long cylinder.
Includes original ratchet winding crank. Serial Number 12010, c.1865. $2,350.00.
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Musical Trivet with Château de Sully-sur-Loire image on ceramic tile.
The
château is the seat of the duc de Sully, Henri IV's minister
Maximilien de Béthune (1560–1641), and the ducs de Sully. Château de
Sully-sur-Loire is listed as a monument historique by the French Ministry of Culture.
This trivet houses a 36-note 2-air Qualité Excelsior cylinder movement by Charles Ullmann,
Paris. C. 1905. $175.00
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Mermod Frères Peerless Interchangeable Cylinder Musical Box.
Manufactured by Mermod Frères in Ste-Croix, Switzerland, c. 1893. This Peerless Model 360 plays 6 airs on a 50-tooth tuned steel comb programmed on 7-1/2" cylinders,
three are included (Nos. 465, 466, 467). It is housed in a grain painted case with an inlaid lid and a separate storage case for three cylinders for a total of 18 tunes. Serial number 61936.
Includes winding crank and case key. $2,195.00
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Nicole Frères 6-Air Sacred Airs Cylinder Box.
Manufactured by the famous Nicole Frères of Geneva, Switzerland. This plays
six sacred airs using a 106-tooth comb on a 11" pinned cylinder. Housed in a walnut case with an inlaid design on the lid. The Serial
No. 46078 places this piece at c. 1874. Restored mechanism. Includes original
tune sheet under the lid, an original winding key and a key for the case.
$2,350.00
Nicole Frères 8-Air Keywind Cylinder Musical Box.
Manufactured by the famous Nicole Frères of Geneva, Switzerland. This plays eight
operatic airs by Bellini, Rossini, Donizetti and Mercadante, using a 97-tooth comb
on a 13-1/8" pinned cylinder. Housed in a walnut case with an inlaid design on the lid. The Serial
No. 37397 places this piece at c. 1860. Restored mechanism. Includes original
tune sheet under the lid, an original winding key and a key for the case.
$2,350.00
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Lochmann "Original" No. 60 15-3/8 inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Paul Lochmann's Original-Musikwerke in Leipzig, Germany about 1900. This plays
15-3/8 inch diameter discs on 60 tuned steel teeth in a walnut case with original finish, a reproduction
color lid picture. Restored mechanism. Includes 11 original discs,
a key for the case and an original winding crank. $2,495.00.
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Adler No. 230 10-7/16 inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by J.H. Zimmermann in Leipzig, Germany about 1900. This plays 10-7/16
inch diameter discs on 62 tuned steel teeth in duplex combs. In a
walnut case with original finish, the case has a warped lid shimmed at
the right rear hinge to present well. This has an original color lid picture and
plays very brightly. Restored mechanism. Includes 8 original discs and
a non-working key for the case. $1,695.00.
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Olympia Model No. 1 8-3/4-inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by F.G. Otto & Sons in Rahway, NJ. c. 1901, this plays
8-3/4 inch diameter discs on 44-tooth tuned steel comb in a nice original
mahogany case. Includes 7 original Olympia discs, original winding crank. Mechanism
restored. $950.00
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Celesta No. 10 8-1/4-inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Berliner Musikinstrumenten Fabrik Actien Gesellschaft in Berlin, Germany c.
1896 this plays 8-1/2 inch diameter discs on 41-tooth tuned steel comb in a repaired and refinished
oak case. Includes 4 original Celesta discs. Mechanism restored. $950.00
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Regina Style 22 8-1/8inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1902
with serial number 66500, this plays 8-1/8 inch diameter discs on 41-tooth tuned
steel comb in a nice original oak case with replacement lid catch. Includes 6 original Regina discs,
case key and replacement winding crank. Mechanism restored.
$1,295.00
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Regina Style 20 11-inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1896
this plays 11 inch diameter discs on 56-tooth tuned steel comb in a nice original
oak case. Includes 11 original Regina discs, case key and
replacement winding crank. Mechanism
restored. $1,750.00
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Regina Style 22 8-1/8-inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1901 with serial number 61190, this plays
8-1/8 inch diameter discs on 41-tooth tuned steel comb. In an original mahogany case, with a replaced lid catch.
Includes 12 original Regina discs and a new winding crank. Mechanism restored. $1,250.00
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Polyphon 6-1/2 inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The
Polyphon Musikwerke in Leipzig, Germany c. 1900, this Model
28S plays 6-1/2
inch diameter discs on 30-tooth tuned steel comb. In an
original grain painted case, with a nice color lid picture.
Includes 10 original Polyphon discs. Mechanism restored.
$1,099.00
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Studio Oyen "Symphonion" Disc Musical Box with Six Bells.
Manufactured by Werner Eisen in Trossingen, Germany in 1974, this is a replica of
the Kalliope Style 50G that was manufactured by Kalliope Musikwerke in
1890. It plays on a 49-tooth tuned steel comb and 6 bells from a
9-3/16 inch diameter disc. This is housed in a blonde wood case
with a celluloid image on the top. The Studio Oyen discs contain a unique
image of a beetle. This also plays original Kalliope discs of
the same diameter. Inscribed in the underside of the lid is a
gift dedication. Includes four original and four Kalliope discs. $1,695.00
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Swiss Key-wind Cylinder Musical Box.
Manufactured Langdorff in Geneva, Switzerland, c. 1853. This plays 4
airs on a 115-tooth tuned steel comb programmed on a 8-1/8" cylinder.
It is housed in a grain painted case with inlaid banding and color
inaid design on the lid.
Serial number 7029 and Gamme no. 263. Includes winding
key. $1,995.00
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Swiss Lever-wind Cylinder Musical Box.
Possibly manufactured Lecoultre, this plays 6
airs on an 88-tooth tuned steel comb programmed on a 9-1/4" cylinder.
It is housed in a plain fruitwood case with 2 hook and eye catches.
Serial number 32396 and Gamme no. 0396 (it has the number 32341 marked
on the bottom of the case). The music program includes: La Cantiniere Polka by Offenbach, Motif
de la Grande Duchelle, Venus Reigen Waltz by vonGunoff (?), Don Carlos
Romance by Verde, Les Georgiennes Appellong Les femure by Offenbach
(?) and La Balencelle Redova by Schubert. $1,895.00
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A.G. Olbrich Keywind Cylinder Movement
Manufactured Anton G. Olbrich in Vienna,
Austria. c. 1841. Plays a 77-tooth reverse comb, typical of Austrian
movements. SN 5135 / 223. Includes winding key. $1,200.00
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Stella Grand No. 168 17-1/4-inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box
Manufactured by Mermod Frères in St. Croix, Switzerland c. 1900, this plays 17-1/4
inch diameter projectionless discs on two 84-tooth duplex tuned steel
combs and speed moderator. In a nice original mahogany case with
carved front decorations and a pull-out disc storage drawer.
This comes with a scarce matching mahogany disc storage cabinet and a
rare Stella Oil Can and Applicator.
Included are 24 discs, a key for the case, a key for the cabinet lock and an original Winding crank. Earlier
mechanical restoration by Rita Ford. Blemishes on lid top and disc storage cabinet. This piece measures 41 inches
high, 31 inches wide and 24 inches deep. $5,595.00.
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Swiss Rotating 2-Tune Musical Christmas Tree Stand.
Manufactured in Switzerland 1890 and 1910. Original cast iron tree cup holds
a feather tree or 4-1/2 foot artificial tree. Plays two Christmas
tunes in succession: "Silent Night" and "Come Little Children".
Can be set to rotate the tree with or without the music. In very
good working order. $595.00
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Mira 12-inch Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by Mermod Frères in
Ste-Croix, Switzerland, about 1895. This plays 12-inch diameter
discs on 64 tuned steel teeth in single comb. In an oak case
that appears to have been lightly refinished at some time.
Restoration included a new mainspring and a rebuilt governor.
Includes 12 original discs and the original winding crank. $1,695.00.
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Olympia 11-5/8-inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by F.G. Otto in Jersey City, NJ, about 1900. This plays 11-5/8”
diameter discs on 116 tuned steel teeth in duplex combs. In a
mahogany case with original finish. Includes 13 original discs and the
original winding crank. $2,295.00
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Adler Style 250 14-1/2-inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by J.H.
Zimmermann in Leipzig, Germany about 1895. This plays 14-1/2”
diameter discs on 77 tuned steel teeth in duplex combs. In a
walnut case with original finish, the Style 250 includes a zither
attachment. This has an original color lid picture and
plays very brightly and with volume. Restoration included new
comb leads. Includes 12 original discs and the original winding
crank. $3,595.00
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Harmonia 16 inch Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by Société Anonyme Harmonie in L'Auberson, Switzerland between 1895 and 1904.
This scarce brand plays on two 76-tooth combs. In
a nicely restored walnut case with beautiful book matched walnut.
Includes 12 original discs, a key for the case and the original winding crank. Mechanism
restored. $4,495.00
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8-Air Swiss Cylinder Musical Box by Ami Rivenc playing Sacred Music
and Hymns.
This cylinder music box has a 10-3/4" cylinder and a 77-tooth comb, serial number 38837. It plays
eight hymn tunes as shown on tune sheet. However, the first tune
listed is not the tune that is pinned on the cylinder, rather it is
"Jesus, King of Glory" by Haydn for which words were written
by Davidson (1887). The latest tune is "March of
the Israelites" by Costa (1885) which, along with the tune sheet
with the Swiss Made stamp, makes the manufacture of this music box likely
about 1891. The tune sheet is a typical Rivenc tune sheet,
similar to No. 45 in H.A.V. Bulleid's "Tune Sheet" book.
The restored music mechanism is housed a grain painted case with a
floral inlaid lid and string banding inlays on top, front and sides.
$3,295.00
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Symphonion Reverse Painted Glass.
Made for a Symphonion brand upright disc musical box, this is a faithful
reproduction, reverse painted with gold lettering on a black
background. Measures 11 inches by 3 inches and has two
counter-sunk mounting holes that are 9-3/8" apart. Very hard to come by. $295.00
Regina Model A Vacuum Cleaner.
Regina 8 Inch Bedplate.
Regina 15-1/2 Inch Bedplate.
Stella 17-1/4 Inch Disc Music Box Parts.
Note: the bedplate was cracked in shipping and has been welded. It sets slightly lower at the left end and can be adjusted by shimming the pressure bar mount at the left end.
Helvetia 16 Inch Parts Disc Music Box Parts.
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Cuff Box Table For Size B & G Capital Cuff Music Boxes.
Made of solid oak, this table is ready to finish to match Capital Cuff box. It is a faithful duplication
of the original table that would have come with the size B or G Capital Cuff boxes. There is one rotating
"Lazy Susan" storage rack for stacking your extra cuffs. It measures 24-1/4" W by 18" D by 31" H and comes partially dis-assembled
for shipping
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15-3/4 Inch Olympia Disc Musical Box
Manufactured F. G. Otto & Sons in Jersey City, NJ c. 1896. Plays on
154 tuned steel teeth in double combs in a carved mahogany case with serial no.
2450. Included are an original winding crank, case key and 12 original
discs. [SOLD]
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Capital Style "A" Cuff Box.
Manufactured by F.G. Otto & Sons in Jersey City, NJ, c. 1895. Plays style "A"
cuffs that are 4-1/2" long on 44 tuned steel teeth in a mahogany case. This is
an early and scarce style having two coil springs with wooden dowels that run
through their centers which are compressed to provide the power. Included are 6
excellent cuffs, a key for the case (non-working lock), and an original winding
crank. key. [SOLD]
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Regina Style 16 12-1/4" Double Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box
Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1903, this plays 12-1/4 inch diameter discs
on 112-tooth duplex tuned steel combs. In a nice restored
mahogany case, the Style 16 was the made in much smaller quantity
than other styles. Includes 10 original discs, key for the
case and original winding crank. Mechanism and case restored.
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Musical Decanter. Crystal liquor decanter with a cut crystal stopper containing a 2-air musical movement in the base. A fine 36-note comb plays two airs successively when the decanter is picked up. When the decanter is put down the music stops at the end of the current tune. Made in Switzerland around 1900. Mechanism restored. Currently on display at the Morris County Historical Society's museum, Acorn Hall in Morristown, NJ. [SOLD]
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Regina 15-1/2" Style 13 Single Comb Disc Musical Box.
Manufactured by The Regina Music Box Company in Rahway, NJ. c. 1898, this plays 15-1/2 inch diameter discs on a 78-tooth tuned steel comb. The
Style 13 was the single comb version of their Style 11, the most popular of all Regina musical boxes. This
well-cared for piece retains its nice original oak case.
Included are 12 original discs, a key for the case lock and a newer
winding crank. Mechanism lightly restored.
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Mermod Frères Peerless Forte-Piccolo Interchangeable Cylinder Musical Box. Manufactured by Mermod Frères in Ste-Croix, Switzerland, c. 1895. This plays 6 airs on a 61-tooth tuned steel comb programmed on 7-1/2" cylinders, three are included (Nos. 1250, 1265 and 1266). It is housed in a Solid mahogany case with carved decorations and a storage drawer for three additional cylinders. Serial number 109994. Includes case and storage drawer keys. [SOLD]
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Capital "Cuff" Musical Box Manufactured by F.G. Otto & Sons in Jersey City, NJ, c. 1896. Plays style "cuffs" that are 4-1/2" long on 44 tuned steel teeth in nice oak case. Included are 7 cuffs, a key for the case, and a reproduction winding crank. [SOLD]
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