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Rico Restored gramophone and Need identification
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ricoxi
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Restored gramophone and Need identification
Dear friends, In this week, I have tried to restored the surface of my old HMV gramophone, it has come to my home 3 years already and I have shared hundreds records on YouTube Channel. 3 years ago, I have personally restored the whole 3 spring motor. I found a notes under the machine coincidentally this time, any person know about this machine? Thank you very much Rico
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epigramophone
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Re: Restored gramophone and Need identification
The reference T.E.B.M. and the February 1920 date on the packing slip suggests an HMV Model 9, later renumbered Model 120.
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ricoxi
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Re: Restored gramophone and Need identification
Thank you very much for your suggestions. Model 9 is a nice machine.epigramophone wrote: Fri Sep 02, 2022 4:45 am The reference T.E.B.M. and the February 1920 date on the packing slip suggests an HMV Model 9, later renumbered Model 120.