1910 Columbia Graphophone BII
Improved Sterling
Restored: September 2, 2000
Sold: April 12, 2001

The 1910 Columbia Graphophone BII Improved Sterling was manufactured by The Columbia Phonograph Co. and was introduced in 1910 for $50.00 ($55.00 with the Columbia No. 2 Quartered-Oak Horn). This version of the Columbia Graphophone BII Improved Sterling comes with a triple-spring motor, a Concert Grand Reproducer, and a Columbia No. 2 Quartered-Oak Horn. A detailed description and history of the Columbia BII is available in the "Columbia Phonograph Companion" book.

1916 Columbia Grafonola 150
Sold: March 19, 2001

The 1916 Columbia Grafonola 150 was manufactured by The Columbia Phonograph Co. from 1915 to 1918 and was originally priced between $150.00 and $175.00. The Columbia Grafonola 150 was available in a choice of mahogany, satin walnut or quartered oak. Burl walnut was available for $25.00 additional after September 1916. Four drop-tray record cradles, labeled A through D were provided to hold 60 records. This version of the Columbia Grafonola 150 comes in burl walnut. A detailed description and history of the Columbia Grafonola 150 are available on page 139 of the "Columbia Phonograph Companion" book.