One could personalize their listening experience by integrating a preferred phonograph into the cabinet, seamlessly connecting it to the internal horn for sound projection through the intricate speaker grille adorning the cabinet's side. When shut, the cabinet effectively concealed the phonograph, catering to the discerning tastes of homeowners who valued elegance and wished to keep mechanical elements out of sight. Made by the Herzog Atrt Furniture Company. Circa 1908

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