MBSI is the keeper of the original Regina shipping records, saved from its Rahway, NJ, factory. Any owner of a Regina disc music box can obtain the pedigree of their Regina in the form of a certificate showing the date it was shipped and to whom. Send the serial number of the machine, together with a $5 check made payable to the M.B.S.I., to MBSI, PO Box 10196, Springfield, MO 65808-0196. Certificates may also be ordered on the MBSI Store page of this web site.
The Regina music box Company produced more than 100,000 music boxes between 1892 and 1920. Only a relatively small number of Regina music boxes have survived 2 world wars scrap metal drives and other forms of elimination.
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However, the divide between European and American genres in both of the American collections (a two disc difference in the first and a six disc difference in the second) do not have the same disparity as the European collection which has an 86-disc gap. Breaking down these numbers further into specific genres provides a better idea of what exactly constitutes part of these American4 and European5 genres. In the American collections, American folk and popular songs outnumber the other categories. European dance music, however, far exceeds all other genre categories in the Russian collection. From this data, I speculate that American consumers very much enjoyed and potentially preferred new American popular genres even as they clung to the fashion and tradition of their European ancestry, while European music box customers preferred their own genres to the American ones.
If you are concerned with the authenticity of your watch, please make sure you bought it from one of our authorized dealers and were given the warranty card bearing the name and address of the seller, as well as its stamp and the date of purchase. Your watch should also bear a unique serial number engraved on the back of the case which guarantees its authenticity. Another way to verify a valid serial number is by first creating an account here and registering your watch. If invalid it could mean it has been previously registered, or the serial number and/or model number does not exist. If you still have doubts, you can use the Contact form below to send a message or email us directly at [email protected] Please make sure to include the serial number of your watch with a photo if possible.DO YOU HAVE SPARE PARTS FOR MY OLD RAYMOND WEIL WATCH?For any spare parts inquiries, please contact your local authorized dealer.HOW CAN I OBTAIN INFORMATION ON A DISCONTINUED RAYMOND WEIL WATCH AND CAN I GET AN APPRAISAL?To obtain information on a discontinued watch, please contact your nearest authorized dealer. RAYMOND WEIL does not make appraisals. In order to determine a fair market value for your watch, we recommend that you consult an appraiser who specializes in watches and jewellery.HOW CAN I OBTAIN THE PRICE OF MY RAYMOND WEIL WATCH FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES?To obtain the price of your RAYMOND WEIL watch, please contact your nearest authorized dealer.WHAT DOES THE GUARANTEE INCLUDE AND EXCLUDE?This limited guarantee covers the defects in material or resulting from manufacturing of the watch for two years from the date of purchase.
3. If neither of the above applies, please email [email protected] and a member of our customer support team will reset your password for you.WHERE CAN I FIND MY WATCH SERIAL NUMBER ?The serial number can be found on the case back of your watch. Serial numbers are composed of 1 letter followed by 6 digits (ex : X123456)I TRIED TO REGISTER MY WATCH BUT MY SERIAL NUMBER WAS NOT RECOGNISED. WHAT SHOULD I DO?We invite you to send a picture of the case-back of your watch or a picture of your Guarantee Card with the serial number clearly identifiable to [email protected]Contact us
Details: The back housing is made of plastic. The imprint on the back case is the same bright and shiny silver as the Apple logo. There's a SIM tray on the top side that holds a "second form factor" (2FF) mini-SIM. The serial number is printed on the SIM tray.
Details: The back housing is made of plastic. The imprint on the back of the phone is less shiny than the Apple logo above it. There's a SIM tray on the top side that holds a "second form factor" (2FF) mini-SIM. The serial number is printed on the SIM tray.
Each Victor phonograph is designed with a metal dataplate. It is placed either on or near the motorboard (for models that have lids); on the side part of the phonograph (for most models with external horn and those that are lidless); or beneath the turntable (for the cheaper models and some that were launched in the 20s). In order to view some plates, the turntable should first be lifted straight up and then off the motorboard. Each dataplate has a serial number found on the right and a model identification that is stamped on the left. Each model comes with a unique serialization.
As for straight (non player) pianos, Regina sold a "Reginapiano, style B" from 1906 to 1910. This could be what you have. About 85 of them were sold, and they mostly had serial numbers in the 22,000 to 35,000 range (the original maker's numbers, whoever that was), although a few numbers were higher or lower. I don't know what these looked like but if your piano has this number that's likely what it is/was.
You may have found our website after a fruitless internet search trying to find information on your accordion's brand name. Perhaps you're thinking you have a rare and valuable accordion because you can't find out anything about it - unfortunately, that's probably not the case. In the "Golden Age" of accordion manufacturing in Italy (the mid 1900s), there were literally hundreds of accordion companies and brand names making instruments. Though a handful of them are still in operation, most stopped manufacturing decades ago, and there is little historical information available about these companies. Your accordion may even have a serial number, but in most cases there are no records for tracking these numbers.
A cylinder musical box by PVF (Paillard Vaucher Fils) of Ste. Croix, Switzerland, serial number 14071 playing 8 airs as per original tune sheet, Circa 1880. 33cm/13 inch cylinder of 'Mandoline Expressive Zither' format. Case veneered with Walnut, tulipwood cross banding and boxwood stringing. Inner glazed lid with pewter string line. Geometric inlay decoration. Gilt brass carrying handles (decorative use only). Case and mechanism professionally restored. Sold with a two year guarantee (subject to an in person briefing regarding correct use) 24 x 10.5 x 7 inches or 61 x 26.5 x 18 cm 4,495
Silver (German) singing bird box by Karl Greisbaum, early 20th century, serial number 2127. Th pressed and chased silver (800) box contains a small automaton bird that sings, flaps his wings, moves his tail and beak, storage compartment to rear of box 100 x 64 x 42 mm.Video avaialble3250
Disc musical box by Polyphon of Leipzig, Germany, circa 1900 playing 21cm/8 1/4 inch diameter discs, 10 supplied serial number 151903.Walnut veneered 'Serpentine' shaped case. Musical movement professionally serviced, case repolished. Supplied with a 2 year guarantee (conditions apply)Sold
A key wound musical box by Nicole Freres of Geneva, Switzerland C 1850, serial number 38807, gamme no 1734. Fours airs (as listed on original tune sheet) playing on 20.5 cm/ 8 1/8" cylinder contained in a case Brazilian Rosewood veneered lid plus floral inlay decoration, faux rosewood finish sides, Mechanism and case recently professionally restored. 37.5 x 16 x 12 cm or 14.75 x 6.25 x 4.75 inches3495
A cylinder musical box by Nicole Freres of Geneva, Switzerland, playing 8 airs as indicated on original tunesheet, serial number 52222. Case and mechanism restored.Sold18inches (45.5cm) x 8 inches (21cm) x 5 inches (14.5 cm)ESX + ANSX 2ff7e9595c
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