Gramophone Collection

Hmv Dog & Gramophone
His Masters Voice: the HMV dog listens eternally

His Masters Voice (HMV) Gramophone Company Exhibition Stand, British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, Brent, London, England. Date: 1924

Perfect Wife: No. X. By Joyce Dennys
A illustration of a wife struggling through the cold to watch her husband ice-skating. The Sketch - 29th January 1930. By Joyce Dennys

Advert / Gossage Soap 1900
Gossages Carbolic Soap speaks for itself

George Ernest Studdy, Bonzo with loudspeaker
George Ernest Studdy, Bonzo listening to a loudspeaker -- his masters voice, no doubt. The pencil marks/lines show potential cropping of the image for onward design usage

Penguins & Gramophone
Penguins listening to the gramophone, during the summer. Date: 1908-1909

Precocious Teenage Girl
A rather spoilt teenage girl, lying with her feet up, scoffing a box of chocolates whilst listening to her latest 78 gramophone records!

Peacock Gramaphone
Artem Pozdniakov

Needle playing a record, SEM
Needle playing a record. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the needle (stylus) of a record player in a groove on a record. A record is used to store sound

Advertisement for Ye Olde Jacobean cafe, Derby
Advertisement for Ye Olde Jacobean, The Wardwick, Derbys Supreme Cafe, where you need not be ashamed to meet your friends, and where you can hear the famous electric gramophone

Frances Densmore, US anthropologist
Frances Densmore (left, 1867-1957), US ethnologist, using a phonograph (left) to record the voice and stories of Mountain Chief, a Native American from the Piegan tribe

US Election Campaign1908
Fierce campaigning by the two presidential nominees of 1908, William J Bryan and William Taft; Taft became the 27th president

Futuristic news broadcast
A futuristic news broadcast, where a couple relax in their sitting room and listen to the days news from a gramophone-like machine

W Heath Robinson - Peeling Potatoes by Gramophone

Reynaldo Hahn / Barrere
REYNALDO HAHN French musician: a satirical view Date: 1874 - 1947

Bonzo finds a joy wheel! by George Studdy
Bonzo finds a joy wheel -- he goes round and round on a gramophone turntable, until he becomes too dizzy and falls off. Date: 1924

Advert for Decca portable gramophone 1916
Deccas, more Deccas, still more Deccas. Thats the cry of the men at the front of the men of our mighty fleets, and of the convalescent from both sevices. They want music - whenever they go. Date: 1916

Gramophone Comic Card, Llanfair, Wales
Gramophone Comic Card, Llanfair, Denbighshire, Wales. Captioned The Only Way. Date: 1928

A Picnic Party
A large picnic for several colonial familes with food and drink spread on a large white cloth and a gramophone playing music behind. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Replica of Thomas Edison's phonograph. 19th century (object)
UIG5430320 Replica of Thomas Edison's phonograph. 19th century (object); Dorling Kindersley/UIG.

Gramophone and ebonite discs, 1850
3480059 Gramophone and ebonite discs, 1850; (add.info.: Gramophone and ebonite discs.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Phonograph (gramophone) No date, c. 1900
AIS5364331 Phonograph (gramophone) No date, c. 1900.; © Iberfoto.

Queen Mary's Dolls' House: The Gramophone (b/w photo)
8674089 Queen Mary's Dolls' House: The Gramophone (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Gramophone. Actual Size)

One of Captain Scott's dogs listening to a gramophone record (b/w photo)
8673185 One of Captain Scott's dogs listening to a gramophone record (b/w photo) by Ponting, Herbert (1870-1935); Private Collection; (add.info.: Music in the silent south)

Past & Present: The Gramophone (colour litho)
8668693 Past & Present: The Gramophone (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Gramophone. Edison's First Phonograph)

How mechanical music is produced (litho)
8676265 How mechanical music is produced (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: How mechanical music is produced. Workings of a music box)

Audio-typing from a wax cylinder made on a bell and Tainter gramophone, 1900
3479953 Audio-typing from a wax cylinder made on a bell and Tainter gramophone, 1900; (add.info.: Audio-typing from a wax cylinder made on a bell and Tainter gramophone)

Women finishing gramophone records (b/w photo)
8626054 Women finishing gramophone records (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Women finishing gramophone records in a factory)

dust to dust
mario grobenski - psychodaddy

His Master's Voice, 1899. Creator: Barraud, Francis (1856-1924)
His Master's Voice, 1899. Private Collection

La Bataille de la Somme; La prise de la Maisonnette: les Senegalais autour d'un phonographe, 1916 Creator: Unknown
La Bataille de la Somme; La prise de la Maisonnette: les Senegalais autour d'un phonographe pris dans une tranchee allemande de la Maisonnette, 1916. From "Collection de la Guerre IV

Gramophone Art 3
Rafal Kulik

Gramophone art 2
Rafal Kulik

Gramophone Art 1
Rafal Kulik

Time Cow 3
Rafal Kulik

Street party in Birch road, Higher Crumpsall, Manchester to celebrate VJ Day. Picture shows a lady on the left in a white coat

Customers at the secondhand gramophone record stall at the flea market in Club Row, Bethnal Green, E1 London 1st March 1955

His Master Voice (HMV) gramophone building at Hayes Circa 1930

Tiny Tim (born Herbert Khaury) was an American singer, ukulele player, and musical archivist. He was most famous for his rendition of " Tiptoe Through the Tulips" sung in a distinctive high

Dancers (Apachentanze!), 1911. Creator: Moritz Jung
Dancers (Apachentanze!), 1911

God, that Eisenbach!, 1911. Creator: Moritz Jung
God, that Eisenbach!, 1911

O, Caruso!, 1911. Creator: Moritz Jung
O, Caruso!, 1911

Portable record player
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Sonora - The Highest Class Gramophone in the World, 1920. Creator: Unknown
Sonora - The Highest Class Gramophone in the World, 1920. From " The Ideal Home - April 1920". [London, 1920]

Vintage mood
Marco Redaelli

Peggy Sue, by Buddy Holly, 78prm record label
Peggy Sue, by Buddy Holly, 78rpm record label Date: circa 1957

Enrico Caruso, HMV label, Testa Adorata, 78 rpm record
Enrico Caruso, opera singer, Testa Adorata from La Boheme by Leoncavallo, HMV record label, 78 rpm, early single sided shellac record Date: early 20th century

Enrico Caruso, HMV label, Elegie by Massenet, 78 rpm record
Enrico Caruso, opera singer, Elegie (Song of Mourning) by Massenet, HMV record label, 78 rpm, early single sided shellac record Date: early 20th century

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"Captivating the Melodies of Time: Exploring the Enchanting World of Gramophones" Step into a world where music transcends time and nostalgia fills the air. The iconic HMV Dog and Gramophone, forever etched in our memories, symbolize an era when melodies were cherished treasures. In "Perfect Wife: No. X" by Joyce Dennys, we glimpse into a bygone era where the gramophone was not just a device but an essential companion, filling homes with symphonies that warmed hearts. At the His Master's Voice (HMV) Gramophone Company Exhibition Stand during the British Empire Exhibition, visitors marveled at this revolutionary invention that brought music to every corner of society. Transporting us back to 1900 is an enchanting advert for Gossage Soap featuring a gramophone; it reminds us how this magical contraption became intertwined with daily life and entertainment. George Ernest Studdy's whimsical illustration of Bonzo with a loudspeaker captures the joyous connection between man's best friend and music - their shared love for harmonious tunes knows no bounds. Who could resist smiling at penguins gathered around a gramophone? These adorable creatures prove that even nature appreciates good music as they sway to its rhythm. The Peacock Gramaphone stands proud as both an exquisite piece of artistry and a testament to mankind's endless pursuit of blending beauty with technology. Its elegant design mesmerizes all who behold it. A precocious teenage girl discovers her passion for music through her trusty gramophone - reminding us that age is no barrier when it comes to falling in love with melodies that touch our souls. W Heath Robinson's comical depiction of peeling potatoes by gramophone showcases how this ingenious invention added delight even to mundane tasks - turning them into moments filled with laughter and mirth. Bonzo finds his own version of pure bliss in George Studdy's delightful illustration, "Bonzo finds a joy wheel. ".