GALLERY
Here is an impressive sample of some of the early and rare mechanical musical instruments that we display.
 Hand Decorated Phonograph HornsOriginal hand painted Morning Glory phonograph horns. |  Early Mills ViolanoExquisite machine self playing a Folsom Violin Circa 1914 |  Bell-Tainter GramophoneCylinder phonograph model by American Graphophone Circa 1894 |
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 Encore Banjo MachineOriginal Banjo machine made in 1897. The first pneumatically operated American instrument. |  Cylinder PhonographsA large selection of Thomas Edison models and contemporaries from the turn of the 20th Century. |  Berliner GramophoneTrade Mark Model Ca. 1899 |
 RCA Victor 7" TelevisionMade only in 1946 the year after ww2. |  Wurlitzer VictoryJukebox Circa 1943 |  Thibouville-Lamy Two Figure AutomatoCirca 1865 twenty key barrel organ with two automaton monkey musicians. |
 Audion Radio ReceiverCirca 1914 early wireless receiver utilizing the first DeForest tube. |  Kinetoscope TheaterA 25 minute film about the life and inventions of Thomas Edison. |  Kohinoor PhonographGlass Sided Table Model Disc Phonograph Circa 1910 |
 Bruder Band OrganFair ground organ made in Werldkirch, Germany circa 1922. |  The Mark Twain OrganAeolian Grand Orchestrelle Model YCirca 1901 |  The Criterion21-1/2" Disc Table Model Music Box with double comb movement. |
 Frati Trumpeton Hurdy-GurdyHand Powered Barrel Pipe Organ utilizing Brass Trumpet Horns. |  Samuel-Troll Orchestrelle Bell BoxInstruments included are two music box combs, nine saucer bells, and a 24 key reed organ. Ca. 1880 |  Mechanical OrgansHand powered Pipe and Reed automatic organs. |