ANTIQUE JUKEBOX COIN-OP MULTIPHONE CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH

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ANTIQUE JUKEBOX COIN-OP MULTIPHONE CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH:
$135000.00

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ANTIQUE JUKEBOX COIN-OP MULTIPHONE CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH!

The "Duesenberg" of antique coin-operated phonographs!

This impressive coin operated phonograph dates from 1908/09 making it the first practical all mechanical multi-play wind up jukebox! This legendary phonograph would be the most exclusive piece in any collection. is the top item any collection. By dropping a nickel in the coin slot, you can watch the Multiphone perform a ballet of mechanical actions as it allows you to step back in time to hear artist and musicians from over 100 years ago! Perfectly operational and restored, this Multiphone coin-operated phonograph is described in more detail below the photos:

Watch this movie of it playing, "Yes, We Have No Bananas."

Watch it here playing, "Nola", a banjo solo.

• An unusual offering of a seldom seen and uniquely collectible, coin operated, multi-play cylinder phonograph. Only a handful have survived.

• This century-old machine, which plays 24 selections on a rotating automatic changer, was one of the most brilliantly conceived mechanical engineering achievements of its time.

• Fully mechanical, the Multiphone featured a skeletal mechanism that operated in full view of its patrons; Truly, it was the ancestor of the modern electronic jukebox.

• More than 7 feet tall, the Multiphone will distinguish itself in any setting and instantly become the focal point of even the most impressive collection of mechanical antiques. The ornate hand-carved case is a work of art in itself. Overall dimensions are 86” high x 42” wide x 22” deep.

• This Multiphone has undergone a flawless 100 point restoration and has been restored to its original factory condition in every detail.

Invented by Cyrus Shigley, the Multiphone was manufactured by Julius Roever of the Multiphone Operating Company of New York between 1908/1909.

• Invented by Cyrus Shigley, the Multiphone was manufactured by Julius Roever of the Multiphone Operating Company of New York between 1908 and 1909.

• It will truly be a premier addition to your collection.

For additional inquiries, please call: 716-826-2192.