coin-horn gramophone, Germany

Horn gramophone, Germany around 1910, Versandhaus Jacob Sen. Berlin, simple one -spring mechanism, spring motor, winder with crank handle, light wood housing with Art Nouveau Emblem, approx. 65x40x56

Philips Nostalgia horn gramophone, Germany, around 1985, el. Motor, speaker system, wood housing, approx. 78x49x49 cm, traces of age

Parlophon Coin-Activated Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Oak case, Veni Vidi Vici mica soundbox, 10-inch turntable, red-lacquered metal horn, Ø 17 ¼ in., coin-unit on the side (inoperative), spring

Parlophon Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, light-walnut cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass panels depicting ancient battles, turntable Ø 10 in., Reform mica soundbox, large original grain-painted

Homocord Horn Gramophone, c. 1914 Germany, mahogany-stained wood cabinet, 3 sides with embossed brass ornaments, turntable Ø 10 in., Homocord mica soundbox, large original painted flower horn, Ø 19

2 Bing Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 Bing Werke, Nuremberg, Germany. Horn gramophones Octophone and Bingophone II, octagonal cases, lithographed tin, spring-driven (both working). - With two cranks. 2 Sp

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Probably Germany, light oak case, 3 sides decorated with garlands, mica reproducer, original lacquered metal horn (slightly damaged at the holder), good working co

Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Probably Germany, light-wood case, Imperial mica reproducer (made in Germany), single-spring motor (working), large original lacquered metal horn, Ø 22 1/2 in., 10 in. turn

Astephon Horn Gramophone, c. 1912 August Stukenbrok, Einbeck, Germany. Light-walnut case, mica reproducer, large brass horn, Ø 22 in., very good working condition with excellent sound. Trichtergrammo

"Vikyphone" Toy Gramophone, c. 1925 Germany, clockwork, working, lithographed animal motifs, horn added, rare, with key. Spielzeug-Grammophon "Vikyphone", um 1925 Deutschland, Federwerk, funktionie

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

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

Extremely Rare Olaphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany, lithographed tin toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer, upright horn with clown motifs. With key and or

Extremely Rare Figuraphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany. Lithographed tin-toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright clown horn, base with window, for

Extremely Rare Figuraphone Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany. Lithographed tin toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright clown horn, reproducer in need

Extremely Rare Olaphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany, lithographed tin-toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright horn. With key. Sehr seltenes Spielz

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

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

Three Gramophones, 1920 onwards 1) Coin-activated gramophone, unmarked, mechanism present, spring motor working, with crank, large metal horn (missing elbow), Ø 25 in. - 2) Sveafon, Malmö, S

Nirona Gramophone, c. 1920 Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld, Germany, with springdrive, unusual reflex-tone horn and Nirona mica reproducer, for records up to 10 in., good original condition, play

Einwurf 1 Cent Coin-Operated Gramophone. Circa 1920s. Wood case with cherub relief at front of machine. With horn, 22 ½ x 28 x 17”. Losses and cracking to wood case; lacking stylus; crack t

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Nirona, Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld, Germany, tin case, with spring drive and typical reflex-tone horn, for shellac discs up to 10 in., untested, no crank. - And

Maestrophone Stirling Hot-Air Engine Horn Gramophone, 1910 Paillard, Ste. Croix, Switzerland. Model 205, stirling hot-air engine drive with spirit burner, Paillard Maestoso reproducer, polished walnut

HMV Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 His Master’s Voice. Oak case with original HMV decal, HMV No. 4 reproducer, double-spring motor, large 11-panel metal horn (repainted), Ø 23 ? in., very good playing co