1916 Cheney Talking Machine + reproducer + records NR Start Price USD 247.00 Current Price USD 247.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price USD 489.00 Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, September 04, 2008 End Time Sunday, September 14, 2008 Location Salem, Ohio See more about '1916 Cheney Talking Machine + reproducer + records NR' Description 1916 Cheney Talking Machine everything original, works great! Cabinet measures 38-1/8" wide x 20-1/2" deep x 33-1/4" high and features a Greek key design. Comes with a spare reproducer (in original box) and a collection of records, lots of spare needles, and a couple advertising record cleaners. It is a delight to hear it play... it does need cleaned & polished, but that is best done by someone who knows how... and that's not me. There is some slight wear on some edges, as one would expect from something this old.   Now at auction with NO Reserve! Note: revised listing to lower opening bid one last time... dad wants this sold & out of his space a.s.a.p.  Please note the BuyNow option will vanish with the first bid since this item has no reserve.   ~ Local Pick up Only ~ Item is located at my dad's house in Salem, Ohio, approx. 60 miles south of Cleveland & 60 miles north of Pittsburg in NE Ohio. After the sale, I will email so we can make arrangements for you to pick it up.   ~ Payment Options ~ Buyer may use PayPal at ebay checkout before making arrangements to pick it up. If buyer prefers to pay in person when they pick it up, bring cash... no checks or money orders on this item.   ~ Cancellation Option ~ Since the buyer has opportunity to check it out in person when they come to pick it up, this item cannot be returned for a refund. However, if the buyer decides when they see it in person that they do not want it, we can cancel the sale. Any cancellation will be done properly on ebay.  If the buyer paid via PayPal, refund will be via PayPal.   The Winning Bid stands.  (i.e. Please don't come to pick it up thinking you can talk us into taking less.)   ~ RECORD COLLECTION LIST ~ by record label VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. "Tomorrow" Fox Trot by the Great White Way Orchestra, and "You Gave Me Your Heart" Fox Trot on the other side. "Are You Ashamed of Me?" by Gene & Glenn, and "Home is Heaven - Heaven is Home" on the other side. "The Toy Town Admiral" by Gene & Glenn, and "Searching For You In My Dreams" on the other side. "I Lost My Job Again" fox trot by Swing & Sway with Sammy Kaye, with "Chickory Chick" fox trot on the other side. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO.   "The Love Nest" fox trot by Hickman's Orchestra, with "Song of the Orient" on the other side. "Casey's Description of His Fight" original by Micheal Casey, with "Casey Taking the Census" on the other side. "Just as Your Mother Was" sung by Campbell & Burr, with "How Can I Forget" sung by Robert Lewis on the other side. "I Wanna Go Back to Dear Old Mothers Knee" sung by Campbell & Burr, with "Nobody Knows Nobody" by Irving & Jack Kaufmann "Razers In the Air" by Harry G. Browne & the Perrless Quartet, with "Hi Jenny, Ho Jenny" on the other side. BLUEBIRD R.C.A. MFG. CO. "Put Your Little Foot There" fox trot by Vince Lopez & his Sauve Swing Orchestra, with "Boomps-a-daisy Waltz" on the other side.  DECCA RECORD CO. "Ma, He's Making Eyes At Me" by Sidney Clare & Con Conrad, with Dick Robinson & His Orchestra's "She Had to Go and Lose It All at the Astor" on the other side. ORIOLE "Bells of Hawaii" by Hawaiian Seranaders, with "Dreaming Hawaii" on the other side.PATHE 1920 Novelty "How Do You Do" by Art Gillham, whispering pianist. "Way Out West in Kansas" by Robinson & Greg Murrey on the other side. BRUNSWICK "Love Dream After the Ball" by Riveria Trio. On the other side is "Herd Girl's Dream" by Gonolier Trio. CAMEO "Mississippi Ripples" by Camse Dane Orchestra, with "Moonlight Kisses" by Joe Basile & his Velodrome Orchestra on the flip side. "Lovely Lucerns" by Cameo Dance Orchestra, 1922, with "Through the Night" on the other side. DOMINO RECORD COMPANY (red) "I Don't Want to Get Married" by Billy Weat, with "Please Be Good to My Old Girl" by Donald Baker on the other side. "All Alone" by Irving Berlin, Clarence Sherman Dance Orchestra. On the other side is "I'll Have the Last Dance with Mother" with Gothran Dance Orchestra.  THE AEOLIAN CO. VOCALION "Turkey In the Straw" by Geo. Reneal, with "Little Brown Jug" on the other side. This one is red and dated 1921. "If I Can't Have You" by Polada's Hawaiions, with "Golden Dream Girl" on the other side. "Lonesome Road Blues" by Geo. Renease, with "The Wreck of the Southern 97" on the other side. "One Two Three Four" by the Criterion Quartet (this is a red one.) "Just a Bundle of Sunshine" by Earl & Bell, with "Everything is Hotsy Totsy New" on the other side. (any misspellings or errors on the list of records is mine reading my dad's notes. No guarrentee that all will play okay... we have listened to some, but not all of the records.)   Thanks for viewing my listing! If you need more photos, please email for a link to Flickr where I posted 50 photos of this item. Place a Bid!