KLINGSOR GRAMOPHONE PHONOGRAPH.

The Klingsor Gramophone was invented in Germany in 1907 and featured a group of strings stretched across the horn opening, which resonated as the sound was emitted. There are many styles and sizes ava

Klingsor Gramophone, c. 1925 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Oak case with stained-glass doors, harp-like "Klingsor" soundboard, front flap to turntable, original "Klingsor" reproducer, string-covered

Klingsor Gramophone, c. 1925 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Walnut case, 2 doors, front flap to turntable, original "Klingsor" soundbox, string-covered piano frame, working, with 1 disc and needle tin

Victor Talking Machine Company (American). 19th Century antique Victor talking machine Victrola. Ornate brass horn, silver-toned metal horn connector, and mahogany wood body. Makers label dated 1884.

Description: A group of five gramophone / phonograph horns including a witch's hat horn. Type: Amplifier Materials: Brass, metal Markings & Inscriptions: One labeled Date: Ealry 20th century Maker: V

Description: A group of four gramophone / phonograph horns, including a Thomas A. Edison "Standard" horn. Type: Amplifier Materials: Brass, metal Markings & Inscriptions: One labeled Date: Ealry 20th

Described By:Rachel CNX 1353 6029 Title:Running Thorens Excelda Blue Antique Folding Gramophone Phonograph Compact Vintage Record Player Description: Thorens Excelda Antique Folding Gramophone Phonogr

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.

Tango Two Gramophone Phonograph Turntable Novelty. The Hastings Patent Noveltie, c.1920s. Crease to cardboard and minor wear.5"x5"x2"

Description: A group of five gramophone / phonograph horns including an "Accepted Standard Amplifying Horn for Talking Machines" Type: Amplifier Materials: Brass, metal Markings & Inscriptions: One l

Wooden Gramophone phonograph vinyl record player. Approx. 35inch H, 16.2inch L, 16.2inch W.

Antique Tower Gramophone /Phonograph Horn, this Tower horn features ornate designs around the base and is measured at 20 x 12 inches

The Klingsor Gramophone was invented in Germany in 1907 and featured a group of strings stretched across the horn opening, which resonated as the sound was emitted. There are many styles and sizes ava

Art Deco portable record player with records, circa 1930, the metal suitcase opens to hold gramophone / phonograph and records, together with vintage vinyl records, including Columbia Presents "A Nigh

A His Master's Voice HMV model 130 gramophone / phonograph , c1930 , the oak case with hinged lid concealing the turntable, above the internal soundbox enclosed by fretwork and cloth binding, 18" wide

Vintage Peter Pan "Camera Box" portable gramophone (phonograph). British (Swiss motor), ca. 1920s. This little record player plays 78 rpm records. Seems complete, and does wind. It has damage to exter

Klingsor Resonance Gramophone with Dancing Couple, c. 1910 Krebs & Klenk, Hanau, Germany. Former coin-operated machine, mechanism present but currently without function, oak case with stained-glass do

"The Gramophone Columbian Phonograph Co., NY, London, Paris, Berlin", working order, oak base, red horn, good graphics, extra needles, case is 8 x 13 x 13 inches.

Described By:Rachel CNX 1353 6031 Title:Running Mikky Phone Japanese Vintage Gramophone Folding Phonograph Compact Record Player Art Deco Description: One of three compact record players in this aucti

40+ 78MM GRAMOPHONE & 40+ PHONOGRAPH CYLINDER RECORDS Lot of over 40 78mm gramophone disc records and over 40 phonograph cylinder records.  Size: 78mm and cylinder records

The Gramophone Co. Phonograph Player. Signed and marked 'His The Gramophone Co. Phonograph Player. Signed and marked 'His Master's Voice' 'The Gramophone Company Ltd". All parts included (no records).

Table Top.

Looks and Works Like New - The Music Box is not Antique – It is Simply a Working Music Box that makes a great looking decorative conversation piece

Books on Mechanical Musical Instruments, Gramophones and Phonographs 1) "Aus Freiburg in die Welt - 100 Jahre Welte-Mignon", Augustinermuseum Freiburg, 186 pages. - 2) "Grammophone und Phonographen",