4 Gramophones

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

A group of four (4) gramophone horns. Includes a rare Allens Paper Lacquer phonograph horn, made in Kobe Japan, marked Wm J Schroth, painted with gold flowers. 36", 15-1/2" diameter. Three morning glo

4 Nirona Gramophones, c 1930 Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Grained tin cases. 1) Nirona Picknick, bell-shaped horn, spring-motor, working, Nirona mica reproducer, in tin case, with crank. - 2)

4 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Nirona", German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Tin case, with unusual reflex-tone horn, spring-driven, working, with crank. - 2) Unmarked, made in G

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

4 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Pixie Phone", manufactured by Georg Adam Mangold, Nuremberg, clockwork, lithographed with motifs of animal musicians, working, with key. - 2) "Kiddyphone", Bing Werke, N

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 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

4 Portable Gramophones, 1920 onwards 1) "Nirona" by Nier & Ehmer Metallwarenfabrik. – 2) "Homocord" by Homophon Company. – 3) "Decca", with reflector horn, England. – And: 4) "Supraphon GP03", C

Pathéphone No. 4 Horn Gramophone, c. 1910 Pathé, Paris. For vertically-cut discs, wood case with original transfer, Pathé Concert reproducer with sapphire-ball needle, painted metal flo

Pathéphone No. 4 Horn Gramophone Pathé, Paris. For vertically-cut discs, wood case with original decal, Pathé bakelite reproducer with sapphire-ball needle, painted metal flower horn, working. Tr

children's or travel gramophone, 4 pieces, 1x baby, USA, sheet metal, lithographed, hand crank, clock mechanism is intact, 1x Keimola, sheet metal, lithographed, with keys, clock mechanism is intact,

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

Art-Nouveau-Style Gramophone Metal case, 4 painted sides, chromed columns, painted metal horn, "Concert" reproducer, brake defective, otherwise in very good working condition. Grammophon in Jugendst

Mikiphone, Shellac Discs and Phonograph Cylinders 1) Mikiphone pocket gramophone, 1925 onwards, Gebr. Vadász, Geneva, Switzerland, one of the smallest gramophones ever produced at only 4 ½ i

Ron Bufton magic lantern 1.5"H, gramophone and Bissel carpet sweeper 4"L, unsigned ormolu adjustable height music stand with twin candle sockets, Ken Byers two drawer spool cabinet 1 5/8"W, Jim Ison c

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 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 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 Minature Gramophones, from 1930 1) Swiss pocket phonograph "Miki phone" by Gebr. Vadász, Genf, Ø 4 ½ in., complete with original soundbox. – And: 2) Toy gramophone, probably by Bing, with "Supe

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

HMV Model 32 Horn Gramophone, 1927 His Master's Voice, England. Oak case, 11-panel metal horn (repainted), Ø 23 ? in. HMV no. 4 reproducer, 4-spring motor, speed control in need of adjustment, otherw

Gramophone with Wood Horn, c. 1914 Walnut case, 10-inch turntable, Normag mica soundbox, two-color wood horn, Ø 17 3/4 in., good working condition. Trichtergrammophon mit Holztrichter, um 1914 Nu