If you're an uncompromising collector of antique technology, make sure to check out all my listings after you look at this one. I don't think you'll find a better, broader or more balanced assortment of technical antiques anywhere -- hundreds of no-reserve auctions each year, almost all of them featuring eye-popping "gee whiz" gadgetry in exceptional original condition. If you see something you like, you might want to consider acting sooner rather than later. Here's a beautiful 1906 banner-front Edison Standard Phonograph. The phonograph is set up with a 2/4 minute factory ...

   This is for a lot of five antique, floor model phonographs. From the left, in the first photo, a Pathe, model XVII, ser. Next, Victrola, Victor, model VV-X, ser. All are in working order and have their crank handles (can't see them in the photos). Can only list 12 photos so if you want to see anything, message me. Tested them with the same record and some sound better than others. They are just the way I bought them, so I have not gone through them to lube or anything. There is light reflection on the first two pics that make a couple tops look discolored, but they are okay. Must ...

   This lot is 6 of 12 Thomas Edison Records and Re-creations. The recordings were a gift from an estate. All descriptions are described in the order of the picture side 1 and side 2, numerical order. 50948R, Mountain Maid, Geo H. Timmons, TenorSolo, George Wilton Ballard, 6820. 50948L, In Our Bungalow, Rose of China (ArmandVecsey) Contralto and Barton, Helen Clark and Joseph Phillips, 7055. Condition: good considering its age. Some chips on the edges. I have not playedthese records. I cannot say what they sound like. 51361-L, Iwasnt Scared, But I Just Thought That I Had Better Go, Harry...