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Western Electric Piano Company Selectraphone (1929)
8 selections, selective, two versions: With and without radio

Copyright
 

Die Patetnte für den Selectraphone Mechanismus wurden an die Otto Schulz Company (Automatic Pianos bzw. American Automatic Typewriter Co.) für US$1 verkauft.
 

The patents for the Selectraphone mechanism were sold to the Otto Schulz Company (Automatic Pianos resp. American Automatic Typewriter Co.) for US$1.
 

Selectraphone (1929)

Patents "Talking Machine" by Axel F. Larson & Charlie Anderson: 1,751,162 – filed 1927 and 1,873,432 – filed 1927

Selectraphone with radio
Photo courtesy of Coinopwarehouse

Selectraphone Phonograph (1929)

Pictures courtesy of jukinjim1

amplifier: operadio unit	mechanism: pneumatic driven

Axel F.  Larson

Courtesy Gert Almind

Charlie Anderson

Courtesy Gert Almind

Note: Born name Karl in Sweden often changed to Charles/Charlie after immigration to America.
His wife Selma’s name changed to Janey.

Otto Frederick Schulz

Courtesy Gert Almind