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1. www.windupgram.co.uk › for-saleFOR SALE. – JOHN SLEEP GRAMOPHONES

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   Here is an unusual early portable gramophone advertised and marketed in about 1920 by The Murdoch Trading Company, Clerkenwell Road, Edison "Amberola 30" Phonograph From about 1890 Edison and other companies produced phonographs that played cylinders of recorded music and speech.

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3. www.windupgram.co.ukJOHN SLEEP GRAMOPHONES – Website

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   I specialize in vintage gramophones and phonographs. Whether you would like to purchase or sell a gramophone or have your machine serviced, I would be happy to help . I can no longer undertake extensive restoration of larger machines.

4. arcadia78rpmorchestra.blogspot.com › 2014 › 06The Arcadia 78rpm Orchestra: Mr John Sleep Gramophone Engineer

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   Jun 24, 2014 · Mr Sleep also buys and sells vintage gramophones and has a tantalisingly large amount of 78 recordings sitting on his sturdy shelves. If you have a vintage gramophone in need of treatment or indeed wish to purchase one, please contact him below.

5. www.windupgram.co.uk › early-berliner-type-gramophoneEarly “Berliner” Type Gramophone. – JOHN SLEEP GRAMOPHONES

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   Here is a really early gramophone from the very beginning of recorded sound, possibly the very first commercially available music machine from “The Gramophone Company”.

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6. www.ebay.co.uk › b › bn_2315186Collectable Phonographs & Gramophones for sale | eBay

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   Buy Collectable Phonographs & Gramophones and get the best deals at the lowest prices on eBay! Great Savings & Free Delivery / Collection on many items.

7. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › aA THOUSAND POUND WIND UP UP - The Independent

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   Oct 11, 1997 · Wind-up, spring-powered, steel-needled, big-horned, 78rpm gramophones have been thrown away ever since 1932, when electric models began to turn up the volume. But there are those who say that the...

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   What is a Victor gramophone?

   • The Victor Model IV. The "Victor Talking Machine Here is an unusual early portable gramophone advertised and marketed in about 1920 by The Murdoch Trading Company, Clerkenwell Road, From about 1890 Edison and other companies produced phonographs that played cylinders of recorded music and speech. The original cylinders

   FOR SALE. – JOHN SLEEP GRAMOPHONES

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   Who invented the phonograph & gramophone?

   • The phonograph was the first form of record player and used a cylinder for recording and reproducing sound. Inventor Emile Berliner improved on the phonograph in 1887 by developing the gramophone, which used a flat disc instead. A gramophone uses a needle on its arm to read the sound from the grooves of a disc and play it through a speaker.

   Collectable Phonographs & Gramophones for sale | eBay

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   When did gramophones come out?

   • Record players have moved on since then but to some collectors it is still, if not 1877, at least no later than 1931. Wind-up, spring-powered, steel-needled, big-horned, 78rpm gramophones have been thrown away ever since 1932, when electric models began to turn up the volume.

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   Are 78 rpm gramophones still a thing?

   • Wind-up, spring-powered, steel-needled, big-horned, 78rpm gramophones have been thrown away ever since 1932, when electric models began to turn up the volume. But there are those who say that the tunes they played sound better on the original hand-cranked machines. John Sleep does; he restores and sells them. Low-fi, it seems, is back.

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9. flowerpotdays.blogspot.com › 2010 › 03Flowerpot Days: The Gramophone Man

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   Mar 25, 2010 · John Sleep has been collecting vintage gramophones, phonographs and records at his workshop in Crantock, near Newquay since he retired in 1993 and now has a collection which dates back over 100 years.