Victor Gramophone (HMV), 1905

Wonderful horn gramophone dating from the early 20th century, made in the USA in 1905, in perfect working condition. It is a Victor gramophone, a name designating musical reproducers manufactured by His Masters Voice gramophones in North America. The article works wonderfully: it has a silent motor and the reproduction quality is exceptional. This gramophone can play records with an excellent sound.This model is especially remarkable because of its fine design, standing out the big polished brass horn. It is a 100% original piece that remains as polished and shiny as the first day of use. The horn is connected to the reproducer by a silvery metal arm, also in excellent condition and with no traces of rust. The reproducer is an Exhibition, name that we can see printed on it in golden lettering.The reproducer and the horn are attached to the gramophones box by a lovely black-enameled iron elbow, decorated with nice golden and silvery designs. The box is made of solid wood: it is in good condition and keeps the nice original finish. On one side of the box, just beside the crank that operates the motor we can see a metal plate with the inscription J. W. Llewellyn 19-21 London Street Southport, probably the name and address of the original distributor.Any lover of music and vintage music reproducers will feel proud to own this wonder from the early 20th century, a beautiful and high quality horn gramophone.Measurements: Box: Width: 26.5 cm/10.4 in. Height: 14.5 cm75.7 in. Horn: Lenght: 45 cm/17.7 in. Mouths Width: 26 cm/10.2 in.