Canadian Berliner Disc Phonograph

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

Motor case, horn support and record screw.

All Brass horn, J23654 reproducer, record screw and crank.

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 �

An odd but attractive European phonograph. Appears to be a knock off of the Berliner trademark phonograph and like other European machines, it has added on ornate designs to give it a bigger eye appea

Brick red Improved Berliner Gram-O-Phone. Carmen, played by Sousa's Band Very good condition-no scratches, cracks or chips! On reverse Berliner's Gram-O-Phone and His Master's Voice Loge molded into t

Minstrels No. 1 - First Part, by The Georgia Minstrel Co. Brick red color and reverse is etched Berliner Graph-O-Phone Condition is very good - just a few minor scratches. See photos.

Improved Berliner Gram-O-Phone Record in brick red. In the Gloaming - Cornet solo by Mr. Jules Levy. Overall condition is very good with a few light scratches. Reverse of record has Berliner Gram-O-Ph

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.

Where is My Boy To-Night, Haydn Quartette Brick red color, in very good condition with a couple of small, light scratches. See photos.

No. 589 Len Spencer in VG- condition - 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

Funnel horn, strap reproducer and elbow. A good replica of this machine

All brass horn and record screw

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

Zonophone phonographs were products of the Universal Talking Machine Company set up by Berliner's former US sales agent, who by 1899 had become so dissatisfied with the arrangement that he launched hi

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

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

Emile Berliner (1851-1929) was an inventor who developed the disc phonograph record, the microphone and the helicopter. The letter is typed on Laboratory Emile Berliner stationery dated April 7, 1913

Made by the Canadian Vitaphone Company of Toronto, this table top model came with features that could be described as technologically advanced, although their main purpose was to avoid the patents of

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

Mahogany Spear-tip horn, Gold Exhibition reproducer, crank, etc. SN-1783. Along with an excellent Victor Mahogany record cabinet. Has gold capital columns. Double sided two-tier divided record storage

with original shipping crate. Crank, Reproducer, Silk wrapped brass horns. Nice decal.

Also known as the $3 Victor. Has original oak base that measures 10.25” x 8.25” with a light gloss. Original decal reads “The Gramophone Co. Lte. 31 Maiden Lane, London”. This low-cost machine