gramotalk wrote:
I think that these are not "original" gramophones. These probably were made in the 80's like Banus gramophone (I think the one on the left is a Banu's). These are very good looking gramophones but they are not historical gramophones. I can make a hand made gramophone in 2018. But is this really an original gramophone? Yes, is an original gramophone but not an historical gramophone. They have the same value than a very ornate furniture. Soundboxes probably are the tipical HMV indian. And goose neck...
I'm sorry to say but you're mistaken, see for example this catalog of 1909 or else this illustration from a book on the subject, are European historical gramophones. Two of them certainly Germans. Another issue is the state of conservation that were found, you will surely change your mind when you see the photos.
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