Victor C Traveling-Arm Horn Gramophone, 1901

Victor C Traveling-Arm Horn Gramophone, 1901 With single-spring motor, 7-inch turntable, mica soundbox, metal motor board and a rod-type support-arm attached to the top of the bedplate, stained wood c

Chatulle No. 3 Traveling Arm Horn Gramophone, c. 1904 No. 17566, Deutsche Grammophon Aktien-Gesellschaft, russet-stained spruce case, 2 original decals, embossed "Writing Angel" on the underside, sing

Two Horn Gramophones, c. 1910 1) Probably by HMV, walnut case, witches' hat metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., length 16 ½ in., on traveling arm, Exhibition mica reproducer, parts somewhat rust

Zonophone Type C Gramophone, c. 1900 No. 21170, made by National Talking Machine Company, New York, 7 in. turntable, brass horn on metal bracket, with traveling tone arm, horn with small crack at the

Victor M Horn Gramophone, c. 1905 Monarch, serial no. 45218, manufactured by Victor Talking Machine Co., quarter-sawn oak case with maker's plaque, 2-spring motor, 10-in. turntable, tapering arm, "Exh

Victor R Horn Gramophone, c. 1904 Royal, serial no. 44071, manufactured by "Victor Talking Machine Co.", basic oak cabinet mit brass maker's plaque, single-spring motor, 7-in. turntable, traveling arm

Traveling Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Unmarked. Walnut case, witches' hat metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., length 14 ½ in., mica reproducer, working. - In addition: 3 boxes with needles. Schwenktrichter-Gram

Victor Horn Gramophone with HMV Disc Cabinet, c. 1905 1) Victor model MS gramophone, oak case, 12-inch turntable, triple-spring motor, Victrola No. 2 reproducer, large stamped-steel flower horn, &#216

19 Phonograph and Gramophone Horns Edison Triumph and Standard, 2 French Pathé aluminum horns, 1 French bugle horn, brass horn with traveling arm, extra-large metal horn Ø 22 7/8 in., large

(second style) front mount with oak traveling arm, 18.5” bell horn, long throat Exhibition Reproducer, Pre-dog identification plate M15078, Missing winding crank.

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Unmarked, light oak case, Ø 8 ¾ in. turntable, mica soundbox, embossed relief flower horn, Ø 15 2/5 in., tone arm and bracket with flower ornaments,

Ediswan Table Gramophone with Telescope Arm, c. 1925 Grain-painted wood cabinet, volume control with door in front of the horn, Ediswan F.T.A. mica soundbox, 10-inch turntable, front part of the arm r

This is a Type M phonograph from the Victor Talking Machine Company of Camden, New Jersey. It has a rear mount tone arm, a wood horn with an opening of 18-1/4", and Serial No. 13923. Circa 1901. 27"T.

2 Floor Gramophones 1) HMV model 192 cabinet gramophone, c. 1929, powerful model 34 four-mainspring motor, No. 4 soundbox, swan-neck tone arm and internal ‘saxophone’ horn for fine bass ac

Victor Talking Machine Co., Model E, ("Monarch Junior", made 1901-1908) s/n 47551, with oak case, green felt 7" turntable, double-spring motor, rigid arm with black and silver horn, includes original

Rare Tin-Toy Miraphone Phonograph, c. 1920 Horn gramophone, re-lacquered tin, spring motor (working), speed control defective, mica reproducer, original painted tin horn, Ø 10 5/8 in., with crank. Se

Rare Tin Toy Miraphone Phonograph, c. 1920 Horn gramophone, repainted tin, spring motor (working), speed control defective, mica reproducer, original painted tin horn, Ø 10 5/8 in., with crank. Sel

Parlophon Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, light-walnut cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass panels depicting ancient battles, turntable Ø 10 in., Reform mica soundbox, large original grain-painted

Homocord Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, mahogany-stained wood cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass ornaments, turntable Ø 10 in., Homocord mica soundbox, large original painted flower horn, Ø 19

HMV Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 His Master’s Voice. Oak case with original HMV decal, HMV No. 4 reproducer, double-spring motor, large 11-panel metal horn (repainted), Ø 23 ? in., very good playing co

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Probably Germany, light oak case, 3 sides decorated with garlands, mica reproducer, original lacquered metal horn (slightly damaged at the holder), good working co

Astephon Horn Gramophone, c. 1912 August Stukenbrok, Einbeck, Germany. Light-walnut case, mica reproducer, large brass horn, Ø 22 in., very good working condition with excellent sound. Trichtergrammo

HMV Senior Monarch Horn Gramophone, c. 1908 The Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd., London. Original lacquered metal horn, Ø 23 3/5 in., triple-spring motor, Exhibition soundbox, carved oak case with maker

His Master's Voice Monarch Horn Gramophone, c. 1905 "Cockleshell" model, oak case with shell and foliate-carved motifs, double-spring motor, Exhibition soundbox, bracket with gilt decoration, large n