1920s Carryola Portable phonograph and records For Sale

Carryola portable phonograph. Made by Carryola Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Patent Aug. 23, 1921.Winding handle stores at back of the case. Small tin with needles as well as a paper package with needles--estimate of 40-50 needles (I didn\'t count them individually). It works/plays. There are 11 records in one album and 12 in another album. There is one single record that is larger and won\'t fit in the albums. The record brands are Decca, RCA Victor, M-G-M, Conqueror, Lamb, Columbia, Banner,White Eagle,Velvet Tone, Cameo, Mercury, and Victor. Music varies---Hank Williams, Guy Lombardo, Patty Page, Ernest Tubb, Red Foley, Roy Acuff, The Western Aces. Wille Creager and his Orchestra, Gerogie Cook and his Orchestra, Walter Cummins, Stanislaw Mermel, and others. The phonograph weighs 20 pounds and the records weigh 15 pounds. Buyer pays shipping.

• PLEASE BE AWARE..........shipping will be a lot more than the $12.45 that shows on the original listing. Due to the size and weight of the phonograph (16\"x15\"8\" and 20 pounds) and the records (12\"x12\"x3\" and 15 pounds) shipping will NOT be inexpensive.
• I was able to edit what was put in automatically at the time of listing. That revision still does not reflect a realistic cost of shipping....I used USPS and UPS online sources to get an estimate--of course it depends on the location of the buyer, however, the best estimate I can come up with is $70.00.

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