My Berliner Gramophone Collection

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Anyone have smelling salts?
I've almost fainted.
STUNNING!

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Stunning collection amazingly well displayed. What a lovely job!
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phonogfp wrote:Ditto with what has already been said. A most inviting room! :)

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Stunning! I've always dreamt of a similar library.

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Gotta go with the others on this one, absolutely stunning collection and gorgeous room.

Thanks for taking the time to share.

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I think I just died and went to Phonograph Heaven! Very nice and impressive.
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What Berliners? I only see the incredible Edison Ajax in the bottom right corner of the panorama. And that is an absolute dream office. Congratulations on assembling the great collection.
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Truly wonderful! Am at a loss for words! How has this been possible ... I wonder! When I think of the effort - and the energy put into this i find it amazing a bit "Through the looking glass..." THANKYOU!!!
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Michael... This is an amazing collection. I have seen pics of your Double Bell Wonders before, but to see the entire collection is truly mind blowing...
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MTPhono wrote:What Berliners? I only see the incredible Edison Ajax in the bottom right corner of the panorama. And that is an absolute dream office. Congratulations on assembling the great collection.
Good eye, that is my Edison Ajax in the corner of the library.
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Edison Ajax - Coin-Op 5" Class M Phonograph
Edison Ajax - Coin-Op 5" Class M Phonograph
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Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I've always loved the Berliner gramophones, so I have made that the focus of my phonograph collecting over the past 20 years.
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