For Sale – JOHN SLEEP GRAMOPHONES

Swiss Horned Gramophone

Here is a basic horned gramophone from about 1910. It has no well known name and comes under the heading

Columbia Model 112A Portable

HMV and Columbia gramophones were the main producers of gramophones from 1900 until they amalgamated to become EMI in 1931.

Decca Portable Gramophone

Decca gramophones were made in the UK by Barnett Samuel Company. The company started production in 1914. Many of the

“Sonora” Table Gramophone

The gramophone is of high quality, in a mahogany case and with a double spring motor, 12″ turntable and original

Edison Blue Amberols

Collectors of phonographs will know how hard it is to find items worth playing on their machines. Phonograph cylinders were

Sound-box Diaphragms

I have recently found some very desirable unused original old-stock aluminium sound-box diaphragms. The ones pictured are fluted and with

Needle Tins

Here are a selection of needle tins that were available to customers from the early 1900s. They

Replacement backs for HMV 5A/5B/ No.4 sound-boxes

Increasingly HMV gramophones from the 1930s are turning up with 5A or 5B sound-boxes that have suffered damage due to

Jazz and Swing Records

I have (probably) the largest collection of Jazz, Swing and Dance recordings on 78s available for sale in the South