Error in spelling will cause browsers to miss your web page. Change "Edison standard pho-ograph" to "Edison standard phonograph". My phonograph is an Edison Amberola model 30. It belonged to My Grandfather and a picture of him sitting at the table with a watch in hand to adjust the speed correctly. Then it was handed down to my Father. On many occasions when we had family and friends visit, He would proudly give demonstrations. One of the problems He had was the records would skip or repeat a track, and I figured out the problem when it became mine. When ad was working, I decided how it worked and almost got in trouble for tearing it apart. I had problems getting the Spring in place but fixed it just as Dad came Home from work. Whew! The problem was the collar holding the cylinder was too loose, so I moved it a little closer so it wasn't binding.😲
