Original "Dulcephone" Gramophone This is a nice early horned gramophone with the name "Dulcephone". The name was used in conjunction with "Decca" for Small German Gramophone Here is a very attractive smaller horned gramophone of typically continental design. Probably from Germany and imported into the UK Early Decca Portable Gramophone. # Here is an early Decca portable gramophone from about 1918, the Model No.2. Decca made their name during the "Beltona" Portable Gramophone Here is an unusual early portable gramophone advertised and marketed in about 1920 by The Murdoch Trading Company, Clerkenwell Road, "Robeyphone" Horned Gramophone Here is an original horned gramophone from about 1910. Called the "Robeyphone" . Many similar horned gramophones were imported from Edison "Amberola 30" Phonograph From about 1890 Edison and other companies produced phonographs that played cylinders of recorded music and speech. The original cylinders HMV Model 103 Table Gramophone In about 1926, The Gramophone Company (HMV) produced some very good table gramophones in wood cases, usually in oak or Mikiphone Miniature Gramophone Here is one of the classic "Must Have" miniature gramophones for serious collectors, the "Mikiphone".". . Produced in Switzerland in Thorens "Excelda" Miniature Gramophone Here is a good example of the miniature gramophone produced by the Swiss Thorens Company in about 1931. These small HMV Model 102 Portable Gramophone Here is another example of the very popular HMV Model 102 portable gramophone, this time from about 1931. In this 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
