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They were made in Germany apparently.
I believe they actually made complete Portable Gramophones for example.
All I could find about them is this:
https://www.burger-group.com/en/burgergroup-en/history
which is a fascinating read I must say.
Does anyone own one ? Or have more information about them I wonder ?
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Re: Burger Gramophones
Oh, I have just seen this stamped on the metalwork - does anyone know what it could stand for ?
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DRGM is the German intellectual property registry.
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I see. Thank you very much CarlosV - I will investigate further.CarlosV wrote: Sun Jan 31, 2021 1:58 pm DRGM is the German intellectual property registry.
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