Original Horned Gramophone Here is an original horned gramophone from about 1910. The case has no markings, but the sound-box that was present The HMV Model 101 Portable Gramophone. The most popular portable gramophone in the 1920s was the model 101. The standard model had a black case but Rebuilt “Cockleshell” G&T Monarch Here is an interesting restoration project based on the “Gramophone and Typewriter” Monarch available from between 1904 and1910. The gramophone The Edison "Home" Phonograph. This is a nice example of the Edison "Home" phonograph, model D, from about 1909. The combination phonograph has been Rare "Cliftophone" Portable Gramophone Here is a really interesting gramophone developed by William Clifton in about 1928. William Clifton, who had several of his HMV MODEL 102 PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE The HMV Model 102 is the most sought after portable at the moment and good examples are getting hard to Decca Portable Gramophone Here is a very nice example of a Decca gramophone with the design very like the early "Trench " Gramophones" Edison "Standard" Phonograph This is a nice example of the Edison "Standard" phonograph model A from about 1905. It is fitted with a HMV Model 102 Portable Gramophone. Here is a nice example of the HMV model 102 portable gramophone from about 1933. It is in a blue Mikiphone Miniature Gramophone Here is one of the classic "Must Have" miniature gramophones for serious collectors, the "Mikiphone".". . Produced in Switzerland in The "Guiniphone" Portable Gramophone. The “Guiniphone” Gramophone The “Guiniphone” or “Guinea Portable” was made by Vickers Armstrong Ltd. and retailed by The Guinea Portable HMV Model 101 Portable Gramophone. After WW1 and in the 1920s there was a great demand for gramophones as a source of entertainment and to Jazz and Swing Records Louis Armstrong, one of the great pioneers of Jazz. I have, probably, the largest selection of Jazz, Swing and Dance
