Hello,
I know that machine manufactured in France - according to the sticker inside.
On the soundbox (reproducer) there are two words "POLYDOR ALUM".
Please see all the other att. pictures.
Regards /Ofer
What machine is this ?
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Re: What machine is this ?
I can't give you any information on the actual machine, but the soundbox is a much later replacement. Polydor alum soundboxes were made in Germany in the early 1930s, the "alum" being a reference to the aluminium diaphragm.
The original soundbox for this machine would have had a mica diaphragm, which all horned machines had, with a few rare exceptions.
Barry
The original soundbox for this machine would have had a mica diaphragm, which all horned machines had, with a few rare exceptions.
Barry
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Re: What machine is this ?
There is a "Trade Mark" sign on the front & there is "I.M Paris" on the sticker inside- see att. pictures.
Can it be a hint ?
Can it be a hint ?
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Re: What machine is this ?
The beading near the top of the cabinet does not look right - could it be covering up some little sin like an extra winder hole?
Here some pics from a later catalog. They probably did not manufacture everything they sold themselves as the catalog is vast. Other big music instrument purveyors like Thibouville & St Ettienne also only manufactured a limited band of items yet sold a full compliment.
Here some pics from a later catalog. They probably did not manufacture everything they sold themselves as the catalog is vast. Other big music instrument purveyors like Thibouville & St Ettienne also only manufactured a limited band of items yet sold a full compliment.
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Re: What machine is this ?
"Trade Mark" sign if from hungary EUFON, so its incorrect in this gramophone.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vorbeste/ ... 526748615/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vorbeste/ ... 526748615/
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Re: What machine is this ?
Machine looks to have been remotored , the inside label shows clear filled in holes which suggests label is a later addition to hide these
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Eufon didn't made horn machines
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Re: What machine is this ?
On looking closer the label is OK but definite remotoring holes in it and also in the motor picture , so motor replaced at some time , and faked with the front Eufon mark and beading hiding other signs as previous post . Can you take the turntable off and post a picture of the top of the machine ?soundgen wrote:Machine looks to have been remotored , the inside label shows clear filled in holes which suggests label is a later addition to hide these
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Re: What machine is this ?
Please see the att. pictures.soundgen wrote:soundgen wrote:Can you take the turntable off and post a picture of the top of the machine ?
Regards /Ofer
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Re: What machine is this ?
Take the turntable off and post a picture of the gramophone top WITHOUT THE TURNTABLE