Reginaphone Mahogany Deluxe Cabinet Style and similar items

The Reginaphone Mahogany Deluxe Cabinet Style 113 from circa 1906 is a vintage music box produced by Regina in the United States during the early 20th century. This collectible item showcases the craftsmanship and design of that era, making it a unique and decorative piece for music box enthusiasts or collectors. The luxurious mahogany cabinet adds a touch of elegance to its functionality as a playable music box, making it a valuable and sought-after piece for those who appreciate antique musical artifacts. An original REGINAPHONE mahogany cabinet style 113 circa 1926 The Regina Company, Rahway, New Jersey The Reginaphone holds a remarkable place in the evolution of automated live music. Edison?s invention of the phonograph pushed aside the manufacture of music boxes, the traditional instrument of the 19th century. Regina?s final masterpiece, into which the company poured all its resources in the final days of music box production, was the apply named REGINAPHONE, an instrument serving as both as a music box and a phonograph. Reginaphone was a hybrid machine that played both music box discs and phonographs. Regina used a phonograph mechanism manufactured by the American Graphophone Company, which evolved into Columbia Records. Includes 10 15.5" original discs and 10 records The mahogany cabinet measures 22" wide by 20" deep by 13" tall Recently fully restored The quality of the sound is excellent Definitely a high quality antique which will only appreciate in value Exceptionally rare, only one is available Business since 1979