He's owned this for 20 years and it's sat proudly in his living room as a 'beautiful aesthetic piece'. It was sold as working, but he has never tested or verified this. Oh my!

"Both the body and the horn feature historic marks and dents."
Columbia Phonographic Co., BH
I have a few of those soundboxes. To be honest I think they are just cheap off the shelf generic Swiss type with a slightly different fascia plate? Certainly nothing special.An Balores wrote: Sat Feb 08, 2025 4:12 am The only interesting thing about it to me is the soundbox, purely because I have one the same, which came from an unknown gramophone about 50 years ago ( I was about 15 then!) and I have never seen another one like it. A friend retrieved it from a shed in which there was nothing left of the machine but the soundbox, a rusty tonearm and horn, which was probably from a table model and (IIRC) had a slatted mouth. If anyone can identify the make of box I would be very interested. I can post up a photo if the images in the links are not clear enough.