Lot Essay
The B-80 was never offered in the UK, and was one of the few disc phonographs to use a belt-drive motor. A B-80 was the first machine completed after the fire at the Edison factory in December 1914.
Details
An Edison B-80 disc phonograph,
No. SM 12204, with belt-drive single-spring motor, reproducer and internal horn, in mahogany case, with six Diamond Discs, 1913-15
No. SM 12204, with belt-drive single-spring motor, reproducer and internal horn, in mahogany case, with six Diamond Discs, 1913-15