Phonograph Collection

RCA VICTOR TRADEMARK. His Masters Voice. Trademark image of RCA Victor, featuring Nipper the dog. American lithograph poster, c1920

Thomas Edison / Phonograph
THOMAS ALVA EDISON American inventor with his Edison Business Phonograph

Phonograph Recording
Recording a man playing the piano using Edisons improved model phonograph

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

Edison Phonograph
An early Edison phonograph, using grooved wax cylinders, shown beside the instrument

Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931)
Phonograph. Created in 1877 by Thomas Alva Edison (Milan, Ohio, 1847-West Orange, 1931). Colored engraving

Advertising, "His master voice" by the Gramophone Company
LSE4318535 Advertising, "His master voice" by the Gramophone Company, with the dog Nipper. Emaillee plate, Coll. Ray, India, beginning of the 20th century

Advertising "La Voix de son Maître" - in "The Theatre", 1910
LSE4092249 Advertising "La Voix de son Maître" - in "The Theatre", 1910

The cylinder phonograph: illustration of the famous book by G
PCT4266396 The cylinder phonograph: illustration of the famous book by G. Bruno (pseudonym of Augustine Fouillee) "Le tour de France par deux enfants", edition Belin 1908

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison, Phonograph von Thomas Alva Edison, historische Zeichnung, 19. Jahrhundert

Production of Thomas Edison's lightbulbs, 1880, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Historical advertisement for Thomas Edison's Vitascope, 19th Century, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography, 1892

Switchboard operators listening to the Edison's phonograph, 1919, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Home Phonograph, by Thomas Alva Edison, 1901

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Concert Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison

Historical advertisement for Thomas Edison's concert phonograph, Have you heard it, 19th Century, digitally edited

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Dictation with a Cylinder Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Telegraph Apparatus, Patented 1872, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Edison at his Laboratory on 16 June 1888, the morning after spending 48 hours perfecting phonograph

Thomas Edison at his Laboratory on 16 June 1888, the morning after spending 48 hours perfecting phonograph

Thomas Alva Edison with his cylinder phonograph, digitally edited according to a photography by Geo. G. Bain, 1908

Historical illustration, 19th Century, Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison

Thomas Alva Edison with his lightbulb, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison listening to his disc phonograph, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography, 1892

Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, c. 1922, digitally

Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison at age of 14 years, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison talking into the business phonograph or ediphone, digitally edited

Historical illustration, 19th Century, firstr Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Thomas Edison demonstrating the Tin-Foil Phonograph, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Edison's experimental development facility for the phonograph, Thomas Alva Edison, digitally edited according to a photography by W. K. Dickson, 1892

Thomas Alva Edison with his lightbulb, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison examining a phonograph disc under a microscope, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography, 1892

Edison's experimental development facility, Thomas Alva Edison, digitally edited according to a photography by W. K. Dickson, 1890

Thomas Alva Edison examining his phonograph recording apparatus, digitally edited

Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, c. 1922, digitally

Portrait of Mina Edison and Thomas Alva Edison, c. 1908, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, Thomas Edison demonstrating the Tin-Foil Phonograph, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Alva Edison with his cylinder phonograph, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison listening to his disc phonograph, digitally edited

Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison as a young man, c. 1870, digitally edited according to a photography by the Anderson Studio

Portrait of Thomas Alva Edison as a young man, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison listening to his disc phonograph, digitally edited

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, digitally edited according to a photography by Mathew Brady, 1878

Thomas Edison at his Laboratory on 16 June 1888, the morning after spending 48 hours perfecting phonograph

Gramophone, phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison, 1881, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact date not known

The phonograph by Thomas Edison, recording and reproduction of sound, Historical, digitally restored reproduction of an original from the 19th century

Japanese woman at the phonograph, an audio recorder for the acousto-mechanical recording and reproduction of sound with the aid of sound rollers, Japan, 1898, Historic

Delivery of new Edison Phonograph rollers, Fort Myers, Florida, USA, North America

Old black and white photo, Thomas Edison and his phonograph, 1878, Fort Myers, Florida, USA, North America

Phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison, historical illustration, wood engraving, circa 1888

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"The Phonograph: A Timeless Marvel of Sound and Innovation" Step back in time to the early 20th century, where the RCA Victor trademark and its iconic image of Nipper the dog became synonymous with music. This American lithograph poster from around 1920 captures the essence of an era when phonographs were at their peak. But let's not forget that it was Thomas Edison who paved the way for this revolutionary invention. The Phonograph Recording, a creation by Thomas Alva Edison himself, forever changed how we experience sound. It allowed us to capture voices and melodies like never before. Frances Densmore, a renowned US anthropologist, recognized the significance of this groundbreaking technology. She understood that through recording on a phonograph, cultures could preserve their oral traditions for future generations. Edison's Phonograph brought joy and entertainment into countless homes across America during the Victorian period. People marveled at being able to listen to Cardinal Manning's voice long after his passing through this incredible device. Imagine witnessing Thomas Edison himself alongside an early version of his remarkable invention - it must have been awe-inspiring. His dedication and ingenuity birthed a new era in audio reproduction that continues to shape our lives today. The Monarch 20 jukebox advertisement reminds us how far we've come since those early days. With advancements like Columbia Grafonola and The New Edison Advertisement, music lovers had even more options for enjoying their favorite tunes. The legacy of the phonograph lives on as we still appreciate its impact on our world today. From humble beginnings as an engraving depicting people listening intently to recorded sounds, it has evolved into something much greater – a symbol of human innovation and creativity in capturing moments through soundwaves.