Metal gramophone horn

Metal gramophone horn Front is 22 in in diameter

Pictured in the His Master's Gramophone on page 28 by Oakley Proudfoot. Victor metal green Gramophone Company horn. Complete with reproducer and crank. Back bracket is modified to fit the slide in mou

Rare Horn Gramophone with Round Metal Case, c. 1914 Paillard Maestrophon No. 19, blue-lacquered metal case, 7-inch turntable, mica "Opera" soundbox, tin horn, Ø 14 1/5 in., good playing condition. Se

Piccolo Miniature Horn Gramophone, c. 1920 Embossed metal case, mica soundbox, 6 ¾-inch turntable, original lacquered metal horn, Ø 10 1/5 in., key-wound spring motor, with key, good working

American Horn Gramophone, c. 1930 Unmarked, metal case, paper-mâché horn, spring-driven (working), with crank. Amerikanisches Trichtergrammophon, um 1930 Unbezeichnet, Metallgehäuse, Trichter aus P

19 Phonograph and Gramophone Horns Edison Triumph and Standard, 2 French Pathé aluminum horns, 1 French bugle horn, brass horn with traveling arm, extra-large metal horn Ø 22 7/8 in., large

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

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

Victor C Traveling-Arm Horn Gramophone, 1901 With single-spring motor, 7-inch turntable, mica soundbox, metal motor board and a rod-type support-arm attached to the top of the bedplate, stained wood c

His Master's Voice Horn Gramophone, 1913 The Gramophone Company Ltd, London. Oak case with original decal, Exhibition-Junior reproducer, original painted metal horn with HMV decal, very good and worki

HMV Senior Monarch Horn Gramophone, c. 1908 The Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd., London. Original lacquered metal horn, Ø 23 3/5 in., triple-spring motor, Exhibition soundbox, carved oak case with maker

Art-Nouveau Horn Gramophone by Mermod Frères, c. 1910 Front with embossed metal plaque, pale wood cabinet, 10-inch turntable, Parlophon mica soundbox, original lacquered metal horn, Ø 19 1/3 in., ve

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

Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Unmarked, case with gilt decoration, large metal horn, Ø 25 ½ in., good working condition, with one disc. Trichtergrammophon, um 1915 Unbezeichnet, aufwendig verziertes Geh�

Swiss Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Marked "Mermod", wood case, 11-panel metal horn (repainted), Ø 24 in., Exposition reproducer (Made in Switzerland), Thorens double-spring motor, good working condition.

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

Pathé Horn Gramophone, c. 1920 For laterally-cut records, light-wood cabinet, Pathé reproducer, original lacquered metal horn, good working condition, on later record storage cabinet. Trichtergrammo

Pathé Diamond Horn Gramophone, c. 1915 Paris. For vertically-cut records, Pathé reproducer with sapphire stylus, Ø 19 in. metal horn, working. Trichtergrammophon Pathé Diamond, um 1915 Paris. Für

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

Nirona Miniature Horn Gramophone, c. 1925 German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Tin case, rare version, with metal horn, Nifty-Nirona reproducer, spring-driven, for shellac recor

Horn Gramophone and Additional Horn, c. 1920 1) Horn gramophone, unmarked, Ø 18 ¼ in. horn, working. - And: 2) Large metal horn, Ø 23 in., length 25 2/5 in. - In addition: Horn gramophone replica

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

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