Offered here is a fully restored example of Columbia’s flagship disc machine: the Columbia BD “Majestic”, introduced in 1905 as the top of the line in Columbia’s early disc Graphophone series. With its rear‑mount horn, rounded mahogany cabinet, and long‑playing 3‑spring motor, the BD was built to impress — and it still does. This machine represents a refined evolution of Columbia’s earlier AR model, retaining the same mechanical strength while adding visual elegance and acoustic power. The 12-inch turntable, analyzing reproducer, and 3-spring / 2-ball motor deliver smooth, consistent playback with minimal winding — a serious upgrade for collectors who value performance as much as presentation. The cabinet has been fully restored, bringing out the depth and warmth of its original mahogany finish. The woodwork is polished and clean, with crisp edges and a graceful silhouette that commands attention. The rear-mounted nickel horn is original to the machine — large, bold, and acoustically resonant. It shows light wear through to the brass in a few areas, but the patina adds character and authenticity without detracting from its dramatic presence. Mechanically, the BD is tuned for collector-grade operation. The motor has been carefully serviced, the reproducer calibrated, and the internal components adjusted for smooth, reliable performance. Whether you’re spinning period discs or showcasing the machine in a curated collection, this BD delivers both sound and story. Columbia BD machines are scarce, especially in restored condition with original horns and clean cabinets. For collectors seeking a rear-mount disc phonograph with strong mechanical pedigree and visual impact, this is a rare opportunity. A beautiful, fully functional piece of early 20th-century acoustic engineering — ready to enjoy, display, and preserve.