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THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY
Published in the interest of
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
BY
THOMAS A. EDISON, Inc.
ORANGE, N. J., U. S. A.
THOMAS A. EDISON, LTD., 25 CLERKENWELL ROAD, LONDON, E. C.
THOMAS A. EDISON. LTD., 364-372 KENT STREET, SYDNEY, N. S. W.
COMPANIA EDISON HISPANO-AMERICANA, YIAMONTE 515, BUENOS AIRES.
EDISON GESELLSCHAFT, M. B. H. 10 FRIEDRICHSTRASSE, BERLIN.
COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE THOMAS A. EDISON, 59 RUE DES PETITF.S-ECURIES. PARIS.
Volume 11
JULY, 1913
Number 7
AMBEROLA VI
WE present, with much pleasure, the youngest member of the Edison Amberola family. With a concealed horn within a smaller compass than any other Amberola, with a clear, pure, sweet tone, so characteristic of all Amberolas, this new model easily invites our admiration of its distinctive merits. Perhaps the most noticeable of these is the popular price at which it has been found possible to produce this machine and still maintain its right to be included among the most exclusive of our cylinder models.
Here is a model that should gain instant favor among a whole host of appreciative people. The size of the case makes it equally welcome in the drawing room,
the library, the studio, the bedroom, the nursery, or even out on the veranda; while, as a summer instrument its size and cost make it especially serviceable in the cottage, the bungalow, the camp or on the yacht. Indeed, its unique compactness suggests a whole train of possibilities for its usefulness where a more expensive or larger cabinet could not well be considered. Its handiness, next to its very moderate price, will make it a favorite, whether it be welcomed into a family having spacious or limited quarters, or be welcomed into the rooms of those who, while boarding, find it quite impracticable to give place either to a more elaborate cabinet or a horn-type of Phonograph. Where one