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An old painted metal gramophone horn 19½" diameter

An old Pathe tabletop gramophone with chromium plated mounts together with a quantity of various 78 RPM records

An early BBC Gecophone radio/gramophone loud speaker horn with circular base 29" high

An old brass and painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn by Charles Cory and Son New York on mahogany circular base 23½" high

A small painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn, 7½" high

An old BTH aluminium radio/gramophone speaker horn and stand 23½" high

A tabletop portable gramophone by Columbia

An old painted aluminium gramophone/radio loud speaker horn by the Sterling Telephone Electric Co. 20½" high

Vinyl LP records: a collection of approximately 70 ex-BBC Gramophone Library albums - most on MGM labels, including Eric Burdon and The Animals 'Love Is'; Buffalo Springfield; Solomon Burke; Charlie Parker (x6); The Righteous Brothers; Iron Butterfly; Hank Williams (x4); Ella Fitzgerald (x2); Stan Getz; film soundtrack albums; etc. (all with BBC labels and stickers to covers)

A Hime & Addison of Manchester gramophone, a box of various 78s to include Bill Haley etc, a record case of various 78s, a Bush "Antique Radio", an Imperial "The Good Companion" manual typewriter, a Philips portable record player and a pair of Carl Zeiss 6 x 24 Telex binoculars

An HMV oak cased table top gramophone with caddy style cover and two doors to front

A Japanese bird cage automaton, similar Gramophone table lighterm others Colibri, BG and international coins, costume jewellery, watches, scent bottles etc

Wind up gramophone and two boxes of china, glass and a globe

Oak cased wind up gramophone

A Beltona oak cased gramophone with twin doors opening to reveal speaker vent

Early 20th Century table model wind-up gramophone, together with an Imperial typewriter

His Masters Voice (HMV) portable gramophone.

Columbia portable gramophone in case.

Vintage gramophone

Four boxes of various LP and gramophone records.

A box of mainly rock and pop records, all bearing labels and barcodes for 'BBC Gramophone Library', along with 'Please Return Promptly'. Includes examples from Debbie Harry, Paul Hardcastle, Midge Ure, Huey Lewis and the News, Go West, The Proclaimers, Pat Benatar and Spandau Ballet etc.

Four boxes of gramophone records and a Decca record player

His Master's Voice table top gramophone on a wooden base, with brass horn and a collection of records

1920's design His Master's Voice table top gramophone

Vintage Dulcetto gramophone within a fitted cabinet. In a working condition. Comes with wind up rod and two crates of 78 records. [Cabinet-86x81x51cm]

A black cased HMV portable gramophone made by The Gramophone Company (l- 45cm)

An early 20th Century oak cased gramophone by Dulcetto bearing retailers label for Wolsey & Wolsey of Great Yarmouth, 42cm wide maximum

An early 20th Century oak cased gramophone by His Masters Voice (HMV) bearing retailers label for Kempster of Whitney, 47cm wide

Early 20th Century oak cased Columbia gramophone model 199, 45cm wide maximum

A Linguaphone tabletop gramophone, with a fitted pocket for storing records to the interior of the hinged lid, in fitted case, 29.5cms wide.

A small portable Zonophone gramophone, the mechanism housed in an oak case, with metal horn, twelve records, key and HMV needles in envelopes.

An early 20th century Imperator oak gramophone, with horn.

A late Victorian oak table-top gramophone, conforming horn and turning handle, the base 19cm x 41cm x 41cm

1930's HMV tabletop windup gramophone with winer and spare needles.

His Masters Voice, Gramophone Model 112 - Colonial Model, rconstructed of polished wood with all chrome fittings inside and brass outside, with transfer label for 'HIS MASTERS VOICE MODEL 112' the case marked with serial number 84, with retail label for 'JENN & ELERTON Lahore, Rawal: Pindi & Murree' Note: the HMV portable gramophone model 112 also known as the 'colonial model', asit was only available in british-india. It was based on the model 101 but has a No. 32 double-spring motor whihc required the base to be much deeper to house the larger motor.

Unusual Russian Portable Gramophone, Russian, c.1920, with transfer label to inside of lid in Russian, the case stamped 'MGN' finished in blue with crazed black and all chrome parts

Edison Picture Gram Gramophone, English, c.1927, by Hough, J. E., Ltd. Edison Bell Works, London, gramaphone with 8-inch turntable and friction-drive mechanism for the picture-reel, in black leatherette covered case with three picture-reels in cartons, with corresponding 'Crown' records, Note: Originally introduced for Christmas 1927, the Edison Bell Picturegram Gramophone was designed as a nursery toy, though it featured quite a complex mechanism. Essentially a portable gramophone, the device included a "proscenium" where a paper cartoon strip would unroll, synchronized with a nursery rhyme story playing on a record, thanks to a geared linkage system. The machine came with three records, all performed by Harry Hemsley, offering both visual and auditory entertainment for children. originally Introduced for Christmas 1927, this machine was intended as a nursery toy, albeit a complicated one. Its essentially a portable gramophone whihc includes a ‘proscenium’ inside which a paper cartoon strip unrolls as the nursery rhyme story is recounted on the record via a geared linkage. It was supplied with three records performed by Harry Hemsley.Condition: speed regulator is not working mechanism runs fast. the records are old king cole, cinderella, broken and glued, the three bears & sing a song of sixpence, drifting & dreaming broken, red riding hood part 1 & 2, rolls are Old king cole & three jolly dogs, sing a song of sixpence & hey diddle diddle and little red riding hood with no box 

Gypsy Portable Gramophone, French, c.1920, with red lable for 'PHONOS GYPSY Brevete D.G.D.G' leather case with clockwork mechanism, Gypsy soundbox, card horn, winding handle, all in original leather case

An early 20th century oak cased Gramophone, originally retailed by A. Jupps Musical Stores, Leith Street, Edinburgh; along with a collection of shellac records.

The Beatles - three early albums, comprising Beatles For Sale (PMC 1240), Garrod & Lofthouse gatefold front and back laminated sleeve, EMITEX liner, perimeter 'The Parlophone Co...' sold in UK etc and recording first published on label, MT tax code, matrix XEX 503-3N 1PL and XEX 5043N 5PL, Help! (PMC 1255) front laminated Garrod & Lofthouse flip back sleeve, EMITEX liner, perimeter ' The Gramophone Co Ltd...' sold in UK etc on label, KT tax code, matrix XEX 549-2 A G GPL & XEX 550-2 4GTM and A Hard Day's Night (PMC 1230) front laminated Garrod & Lofthouse flipback sleeve, EMITEX liner, perimeter 'The Parlophone Co...' recording first published etc and sold in UK subject to etc on label, matrix XEX 4813N AMD & XEX-482-3N RTL. All with VG+ covers and vinyl 

Columbia Grafonola wind-up gramophone, retailed by Methven Simpson Ltd, 37 x 47 x 54cm

An early 20thC Edison Bell Electron gramophone in a chinoiserie decorated music cabinet, 117 x 72 x 52cm.

A portable wind-up gramophone and records.

AN OAK CASED GARRARD GRAMOPHONE BOX STOOL WITH FAUX LEATHER TOP

A PETER PAN GRAMOPHONE WITH FOLDING RECORD PLATFORM AND COLLAPSING ALLOY HORN

An Antoria children's gramophone and 75 records, including Toy Town, Hallelujah, Three Little Fishes, etc. (a quantity)

Dulcetto Portable Gramophone and Box of 78s

HMV Gramophone

SYD BARRETT - THE MADCAP LAUGHS LP (UK ORIGINAL - HARVEST - SHVL 765). An original UK first pressing of The Madcap Laughs LP by former Pink Floyd member Syd Barrett (SHVL 765, 1970 UK first pressing on Harvest. Labels with no EMI logo and Gramophone rim text are bright and clean. A-2G/ B-2G matrix endings. The record is in Ex condition, displays a couple of hairline/ wispy paper marks. The laminated gatefold sleeve is also in lovely Ex condition, bright clean covers and a fully legible spine edge).

A HMV gramophone

A.E. Halliwell (1905-1987) and Students - A collection of linocuts, primarily of Christmas interest, mostly dating 1924-1927, six signed by Halliwell, the remainder by students, mounted but unframed Key for measurements – (Height) x (Width) “Star of Bethlehem” – 5.75ins x 4.75ins / “Alas Poor Yorick” – 8ins x 6.25ins / “The Wise Men” – 4ins x 4ins / “While Shepherds Watched” – 5ins x 3.75ins / “Xmas Card 1932” – 3.25ins x 3ins / “Xmas Card Wood Engraving” – 4.5ins x 3.5ins / “The Flower Girl” – 4ins x 2.75ins / “Lino Cut (Beefeater)” – 9.75ins x 5.5ins / “Xmas Card by P. Croasdale” – 3.5ins x 2.25ins / “(Horse race) Croasdale” - 1.5ins x 10ins / “(Lily Pads) Croasdale” – 2.25ins x 3ins / “(Landscape) 1927” – 2ins x 3ins / “(Face)” - 2.75ins x 1.75ins / “(Escaping Storm)” – 3.25ins x 2.5ins / “(Lady)” - 2.75ins x 2.5ins / “(Portrait of Girl”) – 3ins x 2.25ins / “Units for Repeat Patterns Engraved by C. Simmons 1927” – 3.25ins x 2ins, 2.75ins x 2.25ins, 2.5ins x 1.75ins, 2.25ins x 2ins, 2.5ins x 1.5ins / “Bestwishes” – 3.75ins x 3.75ins / “(Harpplayers)” – 4.5ins x 3.5ins / “Lion Engraved by A. H. Andrews” – 3.5ins x 3.75ins / “Prude” – 3.5ins x 2.25ins / “2 Xmas Card Engravings by G White” – 2.25ins x 2ins, 2.75ins x 2.25ins / “Winter” – 7.5ins x 4ins / “P. V. Moon” – 2.5ins x 2ins / “H. Glyde” – 1.25ins x 1.25ins / “The Adoration of the Shepherds” – 8.5ins x 5.5ins / “The Wise Men” – 6ins x 4ins / “R. G. Haggar Ipswich” – 4.5ins x 4ins / “(Star) H. M. Sutton” – 6.25ins x 4ins / “Book Plate H. M. Sutton” – 6.75ins x 4ins / “Xmas Card 1927” – 3.75ins x 2.75ins / “Units for End Papers A. Woffenden” – 2ins x 2ins, 2ins x 2ins / “Unit of a Repeat for an End Paper Woffenden” – 3ins x 2ins / “Box Lid Design” – 11ins x 7ins / “Peter Pan Ken Gdns” – 3.75ins x 3.75ins / “(Gramophone Dog)” – 3ins x 2ins / “(Catching the Tram)” – 5ins x 6ins / “Engravings by Haggar” – 2ins x 2.75ins, 1.5ins x 2ins / “Christmas 1924 Eileen Wallace” – 4.5ins x 3ins / “M. Lea Programme” – 5.25ins x 3ins / “The Thames” – 3.5ins x 5.5ins / “Tree Study” – 6.25ins x 5.5ins / “Ships Sailing” – 7.5ins x 5ins / “E Watson 1928” – 2.5ins x 3ins / “V Holler” – 2ins x 1.75ins / “Christmas Greetings 1925 E Wallace” – 4ins x 3ins / “1927 Henry J Smith” – 5ins x 4ins / “Argument Yard – Whitney” – 7ins x 3.5ins / “A Prosser Racket Masters the Ball” – 8.25ins x 5ins / “2 Lino Cuts E Krause S’port” – 5.75ins x 3.5ins, 3.25ins x 3.25ins / “R. Broadley 1927” – 3.5ins x 5ins, 2.25ins x 2.75ins / “Proof of First Etching Krause” – 3ins x 4ins / “Xmas Card M. Shipton” – 4ins x 3ins / “5 Colour Lino Block Eileen Wallace” – 6.5ins x 4.75ins / “Lino Cut M. Cole” – 5.75ins x 4.5ins

A George V oak gramophone records box together with a mahogany instrument case, former 48 cm x 27 cm x 39 cm

Four containers of LP's and gramophone records.

A box of records from the 1960's and gramophone records and a box of 45's "Mat Monroe" etc.

An oak finished Wind-up Gramophone in a Cabinet, 20" wide x 19" deep x 36 1/2" high.

Old Gramophone records and a wicker domed hamper containing picnic throw etc.

A light Oak "Selectophone" Gramophone Cabinet, 33" wide x 18 1/2" deep x 33 1/2" high.

Sweet Mellow Tone wind up gramophone in black rexine case circa 1930

Decca portable gramophone and box of Bakelite records

Westcloxs alarm clocks and Historic Headlines six reprinted newspapers, Songsters Gramophone needle tin etc