2 Portable Gramophones

2 Portable Gramophones, c. 1935 1) HMV model 102, red, no. 5A soundbox, aluminum diaphragm, with record carrying tray. – And: 2) Electrola model 106U, no. 4A soundbox, Dual hybrid motor (electric an

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

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

2 Miniature Gramophones 1) Portable gramophone "Thorens Excelda", c. 1930, Swiss-made folding cameraphone, lacquered metal case, very good working original condition. - And: 2) "Colibri" Belgian minia

5 Small Portable Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Peter Pan, England, with folding horn, original soundbox, working. - 2) Nirona, German tin toy gramophone, with unusual reflex-tone horn, original condition, w

4 Miniature Portable Gramophones 1) Nirona, "Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld", grained tin case, Nirona reproducer (with damage), spring-drive (working), with tin box. - 2) Colibri Junior, manufa

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

4 Portable Gramophones, c. 1930 1) Odeon Carlet, Germany, front crank, deflector-type horn, rare, only a small number produced. - 2) His Master's Voice, model 99, HMV 16 reproducer, crank without woo

4 Gramophones 1) Odeon Petite gramophone, c. 1925. Portable gramophone, unusual construction, Odeon Grand mica reproducer, working. - 2) Stewart Model B phonograph outfit, c. 1925, Chicago, USA. Port

9 Portable or Table-Top Gramophones, 1925 onwards 1) Decca Junior, England, reflex horn in lid, spring-driven, working, Exhibition soundbox (defective) and crank. - 2) Induphon Piccolo, toy gramophone

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

Portable Gramophone in Bauhaus Style, c. 1930 Vadász system, manufactured by Carl Lindström AG, Germany. Serpentine tonearm, soundbox by Parlophone, carrying handle double as crank. - A rare and in

"Peter Pan" Portable Gramophone, c. 1925 British folding gramophone, serial no. 3959, leather horn, "Peter Pan" mica soundbox, working. Reise-Grammophon "Peter Pan", um 1925 Zusammenklappbares engl

Peter Pan portable gramophone. Alligator skin case. English made, Swiss movement. Plays up to 12" record! Includes approx. 20 Little Wonder records

"Peter Pan Sport No. 99" Portable Gramophone, c. 1925 France, leather-covered wood case, folding four-spoke turntable, original "Peter Pan" soundbox, integrated disc storage compartment, working. Reis

Gramophone with Tangential Tonearm, c. 1925 Portable gramophone of extremely unusual construction, "Ecuator" label in lid, with segmented telescopic tonearm, integral loudspeaker and additional detac

Rare Wicker Picnic Gramophone, c. 1920 English portable gramophone, wicker case, 8 ¾ in. turntable, Geisha reproducer by Gilbert & Co., Sheffield, good playing condition. Wicker-Picnic-Grammophon, um

2 German Gramophones, c. 1920 1) Horn gramophone, underside stamped with the Writing Angel trademark of Deutsche Grammophon, round metal case, original metal horn, Ø 9 ½ in., Goldring Magnet Electro

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

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925-50 1) Unmarked, Germany. Lithographed tin, with childhood motifs, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) Ecophone, Germany, clockwork, lithographed animal motifs, working, rare.

2 Horn Gramophones 1) Brass horn gramophone, unmarked, 10-in. turntable, "Sonata" soundbox, Ø 13 ¾ in. horn, good playing condition. - And: 2) Wood horn gramophone, light brown wood case, Ø 19 ¼ i

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Nirona, German tin toy gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld, with unusual reflex-tone horn, clockwork, lithographed with playing child silhouettes, origina

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Lemiphone", Leonhard Müller, Nuremberg, Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) "Dixyphone", Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. 2 S

4 Toy Gramophones and 2 Table Gramophones, c. 1930 1) 2 unmarked toy gramophones, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, working, with keys. - 2) "The Fairy Melodious", England, maker unknown. Lith