One of the problems with dealing with rolls is that they tend to hide their defects. (e) What condition are the left and right edges in? (a) Do they have their original box and label? What are the 4 - 5 most prevalent music types? For example, classical, Of the manufacturer is usually listed at the top of the roll.ĥ. What seem to be the 4 - 5 most prevalent labels/manufacturers. What can be more helpful is to have theįollowing questions answered before you contact a potential buyer:Ĥ. While this is nice, it's not really necessary andĬan be quite time consuming (I know because I'm doing this all the time for Often times sellers feel they need to make a list ofĪll the rolls they have.
That can help roll sellers understand the value and condition of the rolls In working with folks over the past years, I've come up with some questions This excellent list was compiled by Paul A. These are the Basic Questions that Dealers, Collectors and Auctioneers need to have answered BEFORE they can adequately help you determine the value of your rolls. We also provide a listing of roll makers and dealers on the Comprehensive List of Roll Manufacturers and Suppliers Page - click here. I have located and provided 'mailto' links to the individuals who wrote the letters and articles below.Ī website with a Searchable Archive, the Mechanical Music Digest (click credits) has many megabytes of information about used rolls, recut rolls, roll styles, roll manufacturers, dealers of numerous types of rolls, roll history and many other topics. Since I don't buy or sell used rolls, I'm not the best person to ask about value or rarity. And while not complete, this page should answer many of the questions that I get asked repeatedly. I have attempted to collect as much information about Used Rolls as I could. Located Gwinnett County, GA (east metro Atlanta).Dealers and Collectors Questions Dealers Will Ask Just email me at before 9/1/10 if possible. The Pulaski tag code on the back of the desk is 025-D-65310. I have used it as a centerpiece of the room to display antique family photos and antique glassware, etc. The bottom of the unit has glass doors that open to a double shelf area which is lighted and 2 drawers (w/white knobs) on the very bottom. At the end of the lion heads, there are two small drawers on the top sides (white round knobs), then a drop lid-when opened has a deep surface and slots for mail (?).
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