This posting is for a working hand cranked 1920 Cecilian upright phonograph. It uses steel tip needles for playing 78 RPM shellac records. It is in overall very good condition and has a beautiful oak wood cabinet (22" x 22" x 45") with ornate carvings, and sounds great! One of the two springs has been replaced with a new one making the motor more powerful and smooth. It is one of the largest upright models offered by the Montgomery Ward retail store in the 1920's, stands almost 4 feet tall, and has great presence. Records and extra needles are included. This nice antique is almost 100 years old, a fine example of great workmanship, and a great piece of American history! Note: Cash only and you pick up.