Columbia Phonographs
Please note, our Columbia Coin-Op machines are displayed on Page 6B, our dedicated page for all Coin-Op machines.
Columbia HG “Home Grand”
A very nice, c.1899 all-original example of the first edition HG, playing either Columbia Grand or Edison Concert 5” cylinders. In remarkable condition 125 years after being made!
#6178
Columbia AB “MacDonald”
This versatile cylinder phonograph, nicknamed the “MacDonald” after it’s designer, Thomas MacDonald (Columbia’s Chief Engineer), will play both your regular 2-minute cylinders and the larger Grand cylinders.
#6175
Columbia BY “Improved Imperial”
This large, curvaceous phonograph is powered by a 4-spring motor housed in a solid mahogany cabinet. Fitted with an original smooth mahogany horn and 12” turntable. Plays great!
#6103
Columbia B-I-I “Improved Sterling”
A wonderful, golden oak machine, made around 1909, with a 3-spring motor, turntable with dust ring, and an original Columbia wood horn.
#6124
Columbia BNWM “Premier”
A great, early disk phonograph, c.1910, featuring a highly polished deep red mahogany cabinet and matching, spruce-lined mahogany horn. The turntable is fitted with a dust ring. The mechanism is driven by a two-spring motor. Condition is exceptional.
#6027
Columbia AH
An early, “front-mount” configuration distinguishes this AH from it’s later counterparts. This popular workhorse has recently been restored and looks gorgeous.
#6073