Colibri Hummingbird Gramophone

Stentor Compact Folding Gramophone

Gramophone Cinema or Kinephone

HMV intermediate Gramophone plays the Savoy Orpheans He’s the Last Word

Ray Starita Ambassadors on Sternogem Gramophone

Standard Talking Machine Model AA Gramophone Phonograph

Columbia 113a Portable Gramophone, Ray Starita & his Ambassadors with Betty Bolton

Perophone Pixie Grippa Portable Gramophone c1926

Henry Hall & the BBC DO, Zing! Went the Strings of my Heart. Columbia Mignonette 100 Gramophone

Broadcast FourTune Blue Mountaineers, Pretending You Care/On the Air -Duophone Junior Gramophone

Edison Bell Handephon Gramophone, Piccadilly Players with Florence Oldham

The Piccadilly Players with Florence Oldham playing My Rock-A-bye Baby October 1928 Decca Gramophone

Mario “Harp” Lorenzi, Whispering Victor Table Grand Gramophone

Duophone Junior Gramophone with rebuilt sound boxes.

Columbia AQ Graphophone Phonograph

The Laughing Policeman, Charles Penrose, Dominion A108 Gramophone Record

The Laughing Policeman, Charles Penrose, Victory Records No 53 December 1928 Victor Gramophone

Paul Specht at Lyons’s Corner House plays All Muddled Up, October 1922 Victor Gramophone

Bing Pigmyphone, C 1930 Toy Gramophone

Leslie A Hutchinson, “Hutch”, There’s No You, October 1945 HMV 163 Gramophone

Harry Bidgood and his Broadcasters play Roll Away Clouds October 1928 HMV Gramophone

The Hat’s on the Side of my Head Joe Taub and his Melodians, Columbia Graphophone Gramophone

Jack Payne and his Hotel Cecil Band/I'm in Love Again HMV Intermediate Gramophone

Victor Table Grand Victrola Gramophone Model IX 1917 - Poor Papa by Frank Harris/Irving Kaufman

HMV Mahogany Monarch 1909 Gramophone Masculine Women and Feminine Men by Frank Harris/Irving Kaufman

HMV Intermediate Monarch Gramophone 1910

Raymond Dance Band: Blue Skies Duophone Junior Table Grand Gramophone

Mario Lorenzi and his Rhythmics, We've got Rhythm Part 1 HMV 163 Gramophone

Roy Fox and His Band 1931 Columbia Graphophone Gramophone

Al Bowlly: I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You: HMV163 Gramophone

Little Wonder 78 (1915) on a Columbia Mignonette (1914) Gramophone Graphophone

Duophone Junior Gramophone Plays "Crazy Words Crazy Tune" by The Savoy Havana band 1927

HMV Monarch Gramophone plays Vo-Do-De-O Blues by The Sylvians (Savoy Orpheans)

Magnetic Dancers - Phonograph Toy 1920 Columbia Graphophone Gramophone

Duophone Junior Table Grand Gramophone, 1926: Yes Sir! That's my Baby! Denza Dance Band

Bingola III Gramophone C1925

San, Jay Wilbur (but not) Dominion A29 HMV Monarch Gramophone

Lew Stone & the Monseigneur Band Al Bowlly and all the band autographs,1933

HMV Dolls House Gramophone Record 1924

Varsity Drag, Lido Dance Band, Regal G9172 Columbia Graphophone Gramophone

Blue Skies, The Regent Dance Orchestra HMV Monarch Horn Gramophone

Al Bowlly with Ray Noble, Look What You've Done HMV 6321 Victor Gramophone

Mario "Harp" Lorenzi & his Rhythmics, Some of These Days HMV 163 Gramophone

Mon Homme (My Man) pre Billie Holliday! Columbia Hornless Eclipse Gramophone Graphophone

Harry Fay: I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside C1910 Columbia Eclipse Hornless Gramophone

Al Bowlly sings: I'm So Used to You Now: Decca F2366 Gramophone

Charleston: Edison Bell Dance Orchestra; HMV Monarch Gramophone 1909

Hello! Hello! Who's Your Lady Friend? Pathe 5723 Pathe Pathephone Gramophone

Chick Webb, Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) Decca 1840B HMV 102 Gramophone

Ada Jones, Waiting at the Church, Busy Bee 1890 Gramophone

Excelda Cameraphone Gramophone Phonograph C1932

Columbia Eclipse Hornless Graphophone Gramophone C1911

Columbia Grafonola "Mignionette" 1914

Victor Table Grand Phonograph (Gramophone Model IX 1917)

HMV Re-entrant Gramophone Model 163 c1928

HMV Monarch Model V 1912 Horn Gramophone

HMV Portable Gramophone Model 102c C1936

Edison Gem Phonograph C1907 Model B

Standard Talking Machine Model AA C1906 Gramophone

Columbia 113a Portable Gramophone C1928