Phonographs
It all started with the groove on a cylinder record; the vibrations picked up by a needle and transported to a horn. Nowadays, to be “in the groove” is to be in a good place. Do you remember taking your box of 45s to a friend’s house for a sleep-over or putting some Chet Baker on your stereo console to woo that special someone?
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This is a rare find! A 1930s Paillard phonograph made in Switzerland. The chrome interior is beautiful and looks as good as new. It plays very well. I was able to play one record on both sides with one wind up. All the hardware is in great shape. The crank folds for storage. There's a receptacle for new needles and one for used. Inside the lid there's a compartment for record storage with dividers. The lid also has another compartment on the outside for more storage.
It measures 16" x 15" x 8.25" when closed.
$400 You can buy it at our eBay store here.
1930s Paillard Phonograph
1959 Voice of Music Model 564
Voice Of Music was a very popular brand and made excellent turntables. Many of them were actually used in the record players of competitors. The 564 is a transitional model between mono and stereo systems that can be converted to the new stereo format by plugging in an external speaker. The record changer will play 33 1/3, 78, 45 and 16 speeds and records of the same speed but different sizes can be intermixed. One of the unique features introduced by Voice Of Music is the “Lazy-Light”, a small pilot light at the front of the console that will start or reject records when pressed. See the video here.
$600 Contact us for purchase.
The 207 features an Ultona reproducer with two styluses, one for lateral groove records and one for hill-and-dale groove Pathé records. There is also a volume control, automatic shut-off brake and record storage space in the cabinet.
The player measures 46" x 19" x 20.75" when closed. See the video here.
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$1500
1917 Brunswick Model 207 Phonograph
This stunning Silvertone Model XIII features a tone arm elbow adapter that allows the playing of Pathé and Diamond Disc records. The needles have to be purchased separately. There is also a lever at the back to adjust volume control. It has been restored to working condition. The cabinet has been repaired and polished, the hardware has also been polished and the turntable felt and grille cloth have been replaced.
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$1000
1918 Silvertone Model XIII Phonograph
