11 items in Antique phonograph, Victrola, and music box memorabilia, showing page 1 of 1 .

Item 123	Victor records porcelain advertising sign Bring a little bit of a 1920s dealership into your home. More info	$375
Item 129	Victor Red Seal recording artists advertising posters For the classical buff, a few portraits of 40s and 50s Victor recording artists. More info	$20 each
Item 140	Large Columbia records sign A really big old Columbia dealer sign. Hang it near your records, and you'll never forget where they are. More info	$750
Item 147	Painted Edison box The dimensions suggest that it may have been used by a traveling exhibitor to store an Edison Home Phonograph. More info	$350
Item 160	Victor mystery box I have a theory what it was used for, but the truth will always remain a mystery. More info	$250
Item 162	Huff music store catalogue Interesting pamphlet from a store in eastern Pennsylvania dating to the horn machine era. More info	$25
Item 170	Victor barnside A common method of advertising around 1900, this painted barnside with the Victor talking machine logo combines elements of factory advertising and American folk art. Probably the only of its kind that ever survived, it would make the perfect backdrop for your music room. More info	$5000
Item 410	Brunswick needle tin and record duster This record duster has the colorful Brunswick logo right on the front. More info	$35
Item 525	Victor advertising clock This original dealer advertising 8 day clock with Nipper as its centerpiece has got to be the ultimate mechanical complement to your phonograph collection. More info	$5000
Item 536	Pathe Advertising clock A great go-with, this Pathe advertising clock at one time hung in some dealer's store. More info	$450
Item 606	Edison Old Couple Original Edison dealer display, the Old Couple was used in Edison advertising campaigns. Hang them on your wall -- you'll love these old folks. More info	$800