BERLINER GRAMOPHONES 1890 - 1897 -1900

[@rocketaroo]

Superb! These are wonderful machines!

[@phonogalerie]

www.phonomuseum.fr

[@videocurios]

merci beaucoup Wonderful to see these groundbreaking machines in operation.

[@gmmix]

Very interesting and instructive video. Thank you.

[@ramonasidneybaker]

That record at 1:36 sounds like "El Capitan march" played by most likely Charles P. Lowe, from 1896 or 1897. Great record, I can really hear that piano accompaniment!

[@egapnala65]

Quite a few of the early 5 inchers featured Berliner himself singing. In England the Berliner company were the first to record music hall songs for posterity and one 1890 recording is of Berliner singing a popular English Minstrel song. Windyridge CDs have issued a compilation of all these early recordings and they are fascinating. Mostly cover versions though.

[@CURIOSITYPHONO]

superbe demonstration

muito interssante,como é bom saber a histórias das coisas inventadas faz parte da vida,emociona.

[@phonogalerie]

@egapnala65 Thank you, please send me the CD tittel

[@retrolectrovideo]

Super temps d'Edison (-;

[@phonogalerie]

Avec plaisir, And now thés are visible an dingué fonction ta the Phono Museum Paris 53 boulevard de Rochechouart 75009 Paris .

[@phonogalerie]

@asdfg58able Thank you, Merci .

[@waderaney7]

Tres Bein😊

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@ClawMachine44 We have for sale the regular spring motor Berliner gramophone, price range from 3000 to 6000 $