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I don't know which make of gramophone this is - it looks USA made maybe but the soundbox is made in Britain ?
I think it would be a shame if it was upcycled
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Antique-Wind ... SwvspbgaZw
dark oak gramophone, spares/repair/upcycling opportunity
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Re: dark oak gramophone, spares/repair/upcycling opportunity
Strangely the listing has no picture inside the lid, where a maker's transfer might be found. The cabinet looks like an early 1920's HMV or Victrola, but the machine has clearly been re-motored as there are two winding holes with no attempt made to conceal the original. I would leave this one well alone.