Columbia AU "Open Works" record player, playing Columbia record No. 512 "My Old Kentucky Home"

Columbia GRAND large cylinder AG Graphophone phonograph record player - Pretty Black Eyed Susan

Why don't you get a lady of your own? - Regina 15.5" disc Music Box

Edison Maroon GEM model D plays: Rainbow Medley from the Musical Comedy "The Defenders" -

Maggie Murphy's Home - played on a Double Comb Regina Music Box w/ Lyrics

Down Hearted Blues - Sissle and Blake - Columbia BI Sterling Graphophone

World War I Army Songs - Edison Home Phonograph

The Star Spangled Banner - Berliner "Trademark" Talking Machine

The height of human innovation - 1939 Toast-o-lator

Regina Music Box plays Sousa

Voices Trapped in Wax - 100+ year old home recording discovered in a box of old records

Edison Standard Phonograph green oak case playing: Has Anybody Seen My Girl

Little Wonder Talking Machine record player (c.1918) Playing "My Old Kentucky Home"

Columbia AH Disc Graphophone playing: Ain't She Sweet

1899 Edison Phonograph Restoration and Test

Digitizing Edison Diamond Disk "American Pep March" to computer

Unknown song? No song title on 100+ year old corroded music box disc

American Artwork accompanied by Regina Music Box

A Currier and Ives Music Box Christmas

Standard Talking Machine Model A Phonograph record player plays: The Preacher and the Bear

Gramovox Vertical Turntable plays Buffalo Disaster Jazz Band with tribute to Satchmo Armstrong

Funny rhyming Boy Scout bugle instructions from 1924 - Victor V-III Phonograph record player

The Toreador Song on Victor Red Seal Opera Record - Played on a Victor V-IV Mahogany Phonograph

1970s audio gear playing Jazz recorded in Denver CO in 1967: Saint James Infirmary Blues

"The Original Charleston" Columbia record: 355B played on Victor V-I Record Player - Horn Phonograph

AG Grand Graphophone w/ 5 foot Horn playing Concert cylinder "The Old Time Rag"

Phon-Arm Attachment on a 1906 Edison Home Phonograph, allows rear mount horn

Uncle Josh at a Photograph Gallery, Edison Standard Phonograph Model E 4 min cylinder record player

1902 Columbia "Model AT" Graphophone Cylinder Record Player. Playing "Mariutch on Coney Isle"

Early 1900 Zonophone (Pre-Victor) Model D Crank Phonograph - Record Player

Modern Red Martian synth music on a 125+ year old record player

c. 1860s L'Eppe Music Box plays: Clocks of the Black Forest Polka (Les Horloges de la Foret-noire)

Edison Triumph Phonograph - Its nice when you love a wee lassie

The Invincible Eagle March - 1902 Regina Music Box

Early 1901 Edison GEM model A - "Branded Case" Phonograph Cylinder Record Player

Liberty Bell March on 1902 Regina 15.5" Double Comb Music Box - Monty Python Intro

The most famous dog in the world? History of Nipper the dog.

Happy New Year - Auld Lang Syne on Regina Music Box

Favorite Christmas songs played on Music Box with Currier & Ives holiday art

Early Victor 1 talking machine phonograph - Onward Christian Soldiers

Music Box Clock - Junghans Carriage Clock with Music Box Alarm

1898 Edison Home Phonograph Player and Recorder - The Jolly Coppersmith

A new disc for Freddy's Music Box - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies

I found another rusty disc for Freddy's Music Box - Il Trovatore Anvil Chorus

Edison Fireside Phonograph with Cygnet Horn and Model O reproducer playing "Smiles"

When I'm 64

Fall Asleep - Black Screen - Mild Rain Storm with soft Thunder on a Gulf Island

Desired Outside Horn Phonograph Record Players for Collectors

Happy New Year from Time Traveler Music - Auld Lang Syne Music Box

Caliola Band Organ plays: Silent Night

Amazing Grace - 1897 Regina Music Box

Analog MIDI ? - Solenoid Player Piano performs 100+ year old song "Let Me Call You Sweet Heart"

1902 Stars and Stripes Forever March - Columbia AG Grand Graphophone Record Player

1925 Seeburg L four door

"IT IS WELL WITH MY SOUL" The story behind the song

Monastery Bells (Chica FNAF music box) - 1902 Regina

120 year old rusty music box disc - will it play? Blue Danube Waltz by Strauss

I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles - Edison Standard model E cylinder record player with Blue Flower Horn

Inside of a 1929 self playing player piano - The Ragtime Dance by: Scott Joplin

Kimball Piano Roll Player Organ - Somewhere My Love