Here is a good example of the miniature gramophone produced by the Swiss Thorens Company in about 1931. These small gramophones were sometimes known as “Cameraphones” due to their likeness to folding cameras of the time.

This  model is in good condition with an original “Excelda” sound-box  and works really well for such a small machine. An inset picture shows the components stored away inside the all-metal case.

The knurled knob that holds the lid in place is also used to bolt down large records (up to 10″ ) on the very small turntable. A lever inside the case at the back right is the on/off control and also adjusts the speed. The “Excelda” is one of the few miniature gramophones that actually pays rather well.

This is a real collector’s item as Excelda gramophones are hard to find.

The gramophone comes with 100 needles and six 78s if required.

Price £325.00 (Includes postage)