1907 French Gramophone & Typewriter Senior Monarch Phonograph

"Circa" 1907 French, Gramophone & Typewriter, Senior Monarch Phonograph.
This would have been the "top of the line" G&T Gramophone available in 1907, with its enormous Aluminum Concert Horn.
Playing: Regal Record #8598-A, You're A Real Sweetheart, Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus by Rodman Lewis, Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra (6/28/1928).

[@Michael-it6gb]

Sound quality is very good for the time. I would definitely buy one if I had the coin back then.

[@acervopedrocandido78rpm]

This song that was played in the video brings me many memories

[@catsinpajamas]

So clear and crisp...amazing sound quality from this gramophone.

[@vinyleyezz]

This is incredible! I wonder how much this excellent antique costs! Perfect sound!

[@imranazimviolinist]

Vinyl Eyezz it costs 1k dollars+ to get this rare machine with perfect condition like this. Not like a crapophone from India

[@james-flynn1938]

Those Indian Bombay specials are horrible shame so many people have been suckered in to thinking there original

[@alexrodgers1501]

James flynn with those soundboxes that lean over to one side and destroy the grooves. I hate those things

[@gunnarthefeisty]

@@imranazimviolinist wait really? got mine for 300.

[@theantiquescollector2199]

@@alexrodgers1501 Yeah.

[@cablecar3683]

That's a nice gramophone, it sounds amazing!!

[@j.pablop.1998]

This machine is mesmerizing 😍😍 The music just takes you 100 years ago. Thanks for sharing

[@rocketaroo]

Superb!

[@doe9de995]

That must have been nice to listen to on a cold winter's day back in the old days

[@ThePhonographCompany]

Très belle gramophone!

[@randyknight00]

Lovely machine!

[@gmmix]

Stunningly beautiful machine.

[@williamsteinmayer8192]

Beautiful!

[@plainoldplains2580]

That is just too cool.

[@dariowiter3078]

Wow, that's an impressive collection of phonographs, I must say! 👍 😀

[@cablecar3683]

They're gramophones, not phonographs.

[@jerryjohnson4625]

Just wondering what that tone arm tracks at, LOL. Thanks for the look back. If you fell into that horn they would never find you.

[@bailydenhouten2432]

Fine example!

[@yy19aos]

i dont think a sock is gonna quiet that down.

[@Thomas-624]

It has a VERY large horn

[@davidclarke10]

How do you like gram iPhones compared to electric turntables?

[@0michelleki020]

oh, some German victor gramophones to

[@Idelia412]

This looks like a Victor D phonograph.

[@nickpDK]

what sitze are thoose records ? i just found a gramophone made by some masters voice, it still spins but i dont think a normal lp will fit ?

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

These machines are meant solely for playing old 78rpm records (from before about 1960). They're made out of Shellac, can be any sizes (but tend to be 10 inches in diameter), and shatter if not handled carefully (handle it just as if you were handling something made of glass). Whatever you do, do not play a Vinyl LP or a 45rpm single on a Gramophone. They will fit on the Turntable, but the steel needle and tracking force of 100+ grams will absolutely wreck the record, not to mention the grooves being 1/3 the width of a 78rpm record and the speed difference.

[@intheworkseg6]

where did you find this? I would love to have a real gramophone and not a crappy replica

[@mohammedmoomin7345]

I have one real HMV Gramophone with Morning Glory Horn it's for sale My cont no 9488002655

[@MerlinDoDo]

@@mohammedmoomin7345 it's still available?