Early 20th Century Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Shipping Crate Tailor MM - 11740 - 110624

MM - 11740 - 110624

TOC (tin over cardboard) advertising sign for Armour's Star Ham

remains intact and adds a decorative accent to the lamp's rugged industrial profile

but retains strong legibility and authentic vintage character

White's precision mechanical craftsmanship

Early 20th Century Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Shipping Crate Tailor MM - 11740 - 110624c. 1910s 1920s; Thomas A. Edison, Inc. Orange, NJ Original wooden shipping crate used for transporting an Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Edison's flagship disc playing machine introduced in 1912 and celebrated for its "No Needles to Change" permanent diamond stylus. These crates were purpose built for long distance rail and freight transit, carefully stenciled with handling instructions and product identification to ensure safe delivery to dealers