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Pathe gramophone for use with hill-and-dale disc records, and 20 records

1911

Pick-up Decca FFRR type, without stylus, on arm, with rest, c1950

1945-1955

Needle-armature gramophone pick-up.

Trixette portable electric gramophone, 1949.

1949

Radior gramophone with diamond hill-and-dale reproducer

1922

Pathe "Difsor" gramophone, 1922.

1922

Gramophone & Typewriter Co. gramophone

1906

H.M.V. portable gramophone, model 102, 1931.

1931

H.M.V. internal horn gramophone, c. 1920.

1920

H.M.V. gramophone soundbox, 1901.

1901

H.M.V. portable gramophone model 101, 1925.

1925

Burndept needle-armature gramophone pick-up, c. 1930

1930

Small experimental air soundbox for gramophone

1912

Gramophone horn for 1898 hand-driven H.M.V. gramophone (style No. 2)

circa 1898

Gramophone, HMV table model

1930

H.M.V. table grand gramophone, model 103, 1925.

1925

Pathephone No.1

1906-1908

Gramophone Record Turntable Transcription Unit, 1956

1956

Early Lissen electrical gramophone pick-up.

Peter Pan 'box camera' folding gramophone, 1924.

1924

H.M.V. gramophone soundbox, 1897.

1897

HMV gramophone

1898

Gramophone needle for 1898 hand-driven H.M.V. gramophone

circa 1898

Electrola type 4A gramophone, c. 1925.

1925

H.M.V. gramophone soundbox, 1903.

1903

Parlophone horn gramophone

Berliner gramophone

1890

E.M.I. Type 12 gramophone pick-up (long-arm version produced for use with 17 inch discs)

Intermediate Monarch Gramophone

1908

Gramophone by HMV, 1897

1897

Braun table radiogram, c 1962.

1962

Portoscope gramophone in black leatherette case

1920-1930
Peter Pan folding gramophone, c.1923.

Peter Pan folding gramophone, c.1923.

1923
Perfecta Midget gramophone by Lockwood, 1909

Perfecta Midget gramophone by Lockwood, 1909

1909
Tempophone alarm clock gramophone with Tempophon hill-and-dale soundbox, 1914.

Tempophone alarm clock gramophone with Tempophon hill-and-dale soundbox

1914
Box-camera portable gramophone in wooden case, c.1920

Box-camera portable gramophone in wooden case

1920
Primaphone "Traveller" gramophone, 1912.

Primaphone "Traveller" gramophone, 1912.

1912
Early Berliner gramophone, hand-driven, complete with small cardboard horn, 3 sets of india-rubber tubes and earpieces, 7 records and 4 wooden boxes containing needles, 1893.

Berliner gramophone, 1891-1893

1893
Zonophone standard gramophone, c. 1898.

Zonophone standard gramophone, c. 1898.

1898
Concealed horn gramophone by EMG Handmade Gramophones Ltd., 1936.

Concealed horn gramophone by EMG Handmade Gramophones Ltd.

1936
1898 hand-driven H.M.V. gramophone (style No. 2), on wood base, with: 3 extra thick needles (probably original), 1 box of needles, 6 original Berliner records (1 chipped), 9 disc records (Typewriter Co.), 1 Columbia record, 2 Nicole records, 1898.

HMV gramophone

1898
Klingsor gramophone, 1908.

Klingsor gramophone, 1908.

1908
Columbia Viva Tonal cabinet gramophone model 124A, c. 1928.

Columbia Viva Tonal cabinet gramophone model 124A, c.1928

1928
Neophone gramophone with eleven records, 1904.

Neophone gramophone with eleven records, 1904.

1904
Columbia Grafonola portable gramophone model 201, c. 1929.

Columbia Grafonola portable gramophone model 201

1929
Electric gramophone pick-up, with tone arm, HMV type 6B, 1927.

Electric gramophone pick-up

1927
Electric gramophone pick-up, with tone arm, HMV, 1934 type.

Electric gramophone pick-up

1934
Electric gramophone pick-up, with tone arm, HMV type 19, 1933.

Electric gramophone pick-up

1933
Gramophone (model 30213-B reproducer set) made by Western Electric, with Garrard Model 202 motor, (Western Electric model 30380-A), 78 rpm, Western Electric oil-damped pick-up ( no. H 39355), scratch equalizer, stud-type gain control, in heavy steel cabinet (catch broken), electrical, 240 volts, c. 1935

Gramophone (model 30213-B reproducer set) made by Western Electric

1935
HMV 902 monochrome television receiver, with built-in screen magnifier to give 14 inch picture; with four-band radio and gramophone. Manufactured 1937.

HMV 902 Television Receiver

1937