Berliner Disc Gramophone

Here is a Canadian Berliner made in Montreal. The ID plate is for a Type A, but the case is that of a Type H. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Oak. In working order. Incorrect ID plate. Exhibits an

Black Front Mount Horn With Berliner J. 42428. Reproducer & crank.

This is a Canadian Berliner Type H, but it is missing its ID plate. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Oak. It appears to be in working condition apart from some missing brake parts. The horn is repai

American version of this iconic Berliner gramophone, known to collectors as the "Trademark", but marketed as the Berliner "Improved" Gramophone when it was launched in 1897. Johnson reproducer J5057,

More often found in rear-mount form, this is a front-mount version of the Model K. It is one of the several Berliner letter-named models produced in Canada from around 1901. This example comes with a

This early, rare machine in its oak cabinet is in overall good condition for its age. Original decal on the side of the cabinet with some minor damage but in otherwise good condition. See photos. Has

An early Canadian "Trademark" model with the pre-ID plate coloured decal and serial number stamped into the case below it. Fitted with a Johnson reproducer J24170 and a 16" brass horn. SN 572. Directi

The only identification on this model is original dealer decal on the side that indicates it was purchased in Paris that reads “Co. Francais and Gramophone – Paris – Brevold G.G.D.G. en France �

Gondoliers, Played by the Royal Artillery Band, London Reverse has Berliner Gramophone and HMV Logo etched in. Condition is good/fair with some pitting. See photos.

Made by Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd. circa 1897. In outstanding original condition. Original finish oak case with beautiful decal and round celluloid trademark emblem on front as well as a metal deale

Disc machine with brass bell front mount horn, crank, record screw and reproducer marked J18425

Berliner Gramophone & record case, National Gramophone Co, oak case, with horn, wind up mechanism, key, base is 9.75" by 9.75", leather connector from horn to reproducer not original, oak record case

Berliner Gram-O-Phone Canada Ltd. Type E circa 1902-1904 serial No. 2455. Motor is concealed in an oak pyramid-like cabinet with original finish. Finish needs some restoration. Machine has original me

Trademark model, nice reproduction in very good condition, has leather elbow, reproducer, crank, record hold-down, all-brass horn measures 14" x 10" bell, slight glue separation of top, break side of

Berliner Gramophone, with 5 1/2" records, oak case, 9" X 17 1/2", 8" tall, with old Little Wonder" record album, 10 records total, , the Gramophone is a later replica, ......The earliest commercial so

This machine is an older, high quality reproduction probably made 40+ years ago. Every detail has been meticulously captured by the maker. All the correct materials and finishes are exceptional. The o

Complete except for horn and crank,

A crate used by Berliner's Montreal factory for shipping the "Trade Mark" gramophone and other small models at the turn of the century. From the John Peel Collection. Good condition with clear stencil

Tin tip tray advertising the Victor and Berliner Gramophones. By 1909, Berliner had become the official Victor distributor in Canada. From the John Peel Collection. The tray exhibits scattered areas o

Canadian Berliner gramophone shipping crates show up from time to time, but not like this unusual and grand version with its red colouring and hinged lid. From the Horst Weggler Collection. Pine. Comp

For restoration, the reproducer needs needle holder. Cracked rubber and overall wear. Needs composition gear, missing crank. Measures 16" x 21" x 6" total with 8 1/2" diameter horn.

This wonder and early disc record - Grandfathers Birthday is an amazing piece of history. Looks and plays great.

Including Collector's Guide to Victor Records, Little Wonder Records, Columbia Discography 1924-1933, E. Berliner's Gramophone Records 1892-1900, Who's Who in Jazz, and Turmaphon-Record.

Berliner Gramophone by Domenic DiBernardo, Victor Data Book by Robert W. Baumbach, The Compleat Talking Machine Vol. 1 & 2 by Eric Reiss