• The Edison Standard Phonograph Combination Type (Type D) was produced between October 1908 and November 1911. It used a spring-driven motor to rotate a hard wax recording cylinder. A mechanical “reproducer” with a sapphire stylus and small metal diaphragm converted the grooves on the cylinder into sound, and the sound was amplified by a 30-inch long horn made of 10 “petals” of thin metal.

• Thomas A. Edison; National Phonograph Co.- Orange, New Jersey

• Edison Standard Phonograph, Type D

• Serial 755826

• Small Chest

• Includes phonograph, oak cover, & winding crank

• Owner’s notes

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