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July 9, 1907: John Herzog was granted U.S. Design Patent No.38,669 for “Phonograph Cabinet.” This was marketed as the Columbia “Symphony Grand,” the company’s first internal-horn talking machine.
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Columbia Symphony Grand
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Columbia Symphony Grand
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July 9, 1907: John Herzog was granted U.S. Design Patent No.38,669 for “Phonograph Cabinet.” This was marketed as the Columbia “Symphony Grand,” the company’s first internal-horn talking machine.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/
July 9, 1907: John Herzog was granted U.S. Design Patent No.38,669 for “Phonograph Cabinet.” This was marketed as the Columbia “Symphony Grand,” the company’s first internal-horn talking machine.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/
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Re: Columbia Symphony Grand
Victor had recently come out with its Victrola,and people were getting tired of the outside horn.edisonplayer