3 Gramophones

3 Gramophones and Group of Needle Tins, c. 1925 1) "Primofon", Swedish table-top gramophone, light-fruitwood case, Brillant mica soundbox, working. - 2) Portable gramophone, unmarked, wood case, witho

3 Gramophones with Tin Cases, c. 1930 1) Sonophon, round case, brown-painted. - 2) Unmarked, unusual shape, grained case, APC Excellent reproducer. - And: 3) England, square design, black-lacquered. -

3 Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Pathé Diffusor Phonographe No. 50, Paris, with paper cone diaphragm, portable model, with crank, working. - 2) Table gramophone, unmarked, Parlophon-Reform mica reproduc

3 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) The National Band, Gama, Georg Adam Mangold, Fürth; lithographed tin, spring-driven, working, with key. - 2) Unmarked, Made in Germany, lithographed tin case, spring-dr

3 Miniature Gramophones, c. 1935 (1) Mikiphone pocket phonograph, Vadász pattern, Switzerland, reproducer replaced. - 2) Small suitcase gramophone, unmarked, with 1 disc. - And: 3) Swiss Thorens E

3 Portable Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Cremona, Germany, suitcase model, imitation reptile-leather covering, 6 ¼-inch turntable, Cremona mica soundbox, incorrect crank included, works. - 2) Peter Pan

3 Miniature Gramophones, c. 1935 1) Mikiphone pocket phonograph, Vadász pattern, Switzerland, reproducer replaced. - 2) Small suitcase gramophone, unmarked, with 1 disc. - And: 3) Swiss Thorens Excel

3 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Pygmator", Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Export model for France, lithographed tin case, spring-driven, working, no crank, in original cardboard box. - 2) "Bingola II", Bing We

3 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Bingola II", Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Lithographed tin case, spring-driven, working, no crank - 2) Unmarked, made in Germany, lithographed tin case, spring-driven, working

3 Small Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 Germany, all unmarked, lithographed tin, circular cases. 1) With Dutch motifs, spring-driven (working), rare. - 2) With childhood motifs, direct drive with crank, wor

3 Bing Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 "Bingophone", "Pigmyphone" and "Bingophone II", Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Lithographed tin, working spring-motors, with 2 cranks and 1 key. 3 Spielzeug-Grammophone von Bin

3 Bing Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 "Little Dancer", "Octophone" and "Bingophone II", Bing Werke, Nüremberg. Lithographed tin, working spring-motors, with 2 cranks. 3 Spielzeug-Grammophone von Bing, um 1

3 Small German Gramophones with Metal Cases, c. 1925 1) "Nirona" gramophone with childhood motifs, German tin toy gramophone by "Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld", with unusual reflex-tone horn, o

3 Nirona Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 German gramophones by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Japanned or lithographed tin cases, Nirona mica reproducers, 2 with typical reflex-tone horns, 1 with rare

3 Nirona Portable Gramophones, c. 1930 1) Model Bewaphon, case with simulated lizard skin covering, working. - 2) With reverse horn, Fortephon Special reproducer, defective. - And: 3) With reverse ho

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

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Rare Stollwerck "Eureka" Toy Gramophone, 1903 onwards For Ø 3 1/6 in. chocolate discs, with Junghans spring motor, tin case with original green lithographed finish and gilt highlights, turntable

ASFOUR CRYSTAL GRAMOPHONE (UNIQUE). HEIGHT 16"; WIDTH 11 3/4"

Nantasy Fantasy incredibly detailed dollhouse miniature gramophone, mahogany case with metal horn, 3"L overall

Tritona Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Front with decal "Tritona Gramophones", oak cabinet, 10-inch turntable, mica soundbox, original lacquered metal horn, Ø 17 3/4 in., very good working condition. T

2 Miniature Portable Gramophones, c. 1927 1) "Wackerphon", Germany, spring-driven, working, size folded only 4 1/3 x 3 ½ x 3 ¾ in., with key. - And: 2) "Colibri Junior", manufactured by Compagnie du

4 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Gama Nette", Georg Adam Mangold, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - 2) "Niftyola", Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - 3) Unma

4 Portable Gramophones, 1925 onwards 1) HMV model 88, 10-inch turntable, no. 21 soundbox, working. - 2) Sonett, 10-inch turntable, with soundbox and crank, speed regulator in need of cleaning. - 3) De